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library skyline-compiler

The Skyline CMS Compiler is a package to pre compile your application. This will increase performance and the the compiler will make sure that the file structure is in a consistent state for skyline cms.

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tasoft/skyline-compiler

The Skyline CMS Compiler is a package to pre compile your application. This will increase performance and the the compiler will make sure that the file structure is in a consistent state for skyline cms.

  • Saturday, May 12, 2018
  • by tasoft
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  • PHP
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The README.md

Skyline CMS Compiler

Skyline CMS boots from a compiled file structure.
The compilation allows it to increase performance while delivering your website, but also, detect possible bug before they occur., (*1)

When you are creating a project using composer, you do not need to require the compiler.
in fact, creating projects in development, includes the compiler package automatically., (*2)

Direct install

$ composer require skyline/compiler

You can setup several configuration to automatically compile within your IDE, but Skyline CMS will not compile automatically., (*3)

Note that the compiler is not designed for performance, so you shoult not use it before responding requests.
In fact, using the compiler in your web application is only recommended inside the administrator panel where you can inform the client about the compiling process., (*4)

The Versions

12/05 2018

dev-master

9999999-dev

The Skyline CMS Compiler is a package to pre compile your application. This will increase performance and the the compiler will make sure that the file structure is in a consistent state for skyline cms.

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MIT

The Requires

 

by Th. Abplanalp

11/05 2018

1.0.2

1.0.2.0

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MIT

The Requires

 

by Th. Abplanalp

11/05 2018

1.0.1

1.0.1.0

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MIT

The Requires

 

by Th. Abplanalp