Introduced a new `TypeSwitch` class to manage input type switch fields for forms, allowing simplified creation of toggle switches or binary options. Enhanced attribute handling in `formattributes.php` to conditionally remove the `checked` attribute only if not explicitly specified. Updated framework to include the new `TypeSwitch` class.
Minor update concerning the form factory classes in the core, now some javascript events are implemented as well, another update concerning functinoallity will follow soon.
Update on the example configuration file, implementing the autoloading order of interfaces, moduels and traits.
Update for multidatabase support, see the documentation on http://www.nibiru-framework.com
- Bugfix on the form classes, now the select option is correctly set back.
- Update for the database adapter
- Improvement of the form elements, added onchange on the select boxes, the form tag now can have no element if needed.
- Implementation of the Postgres and MySQL Adapter with propper Namespacing.
- Minor bugfixing
Improved: The Router now accepts actions, either trough the _action as parameter, or on the URL pattern after the controller name Example: http://youdomain/[controllername]/[actionname]/
It is now possible to load as many navigations on the page as wanted by passing the name to the JsonNavigation::getInstance()->loadJsonNavigationArray('[NAME]'); call in the navigationAction of the Controller
Building forms by simple adding the namespace use Nibiru\Factory\Form; and calling Example: Form::addInputTypeText( array( 'name' => 'lastname', 'value' => 'placeholder' ) ); To finalize the form the last call should be something like this: Form::addForm( array('name' => 'testform', 'method' => 'post', 'action' => '/' . Router::getInstance()->currentPage(), 'target' => '_self') );
The Database design has fully been refactored, now it contains an autoloading mechanism which can be triggert by createing a database folder in the application folder, a Example file is in the folder applicatoin/database
The Database access can now be implemented anywhere in your application by adding the namespace to your database accessing Logic: use Nibiru\Factory\Db;
