Working with namespaces

[Silent2049]

Hello,

I've been working on developing my PHP skills and I really want to use F3 on my idea, but I'm having issues with autoloading and using namespaces. I feel like there is a disconnect somewhere for me and I just can't get passed it.

I'm referencing the directory structure here: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/f3-framework/8ELCyGC1HKA/VTpNZYicAwAJ

So I have the following folder layout:

-- /

---- /App

----- /Controller

------- /BaseSite.php

----- /Model

------- /User.php

In my controllers I use namespace Controller. In my models, I use Model.

Example code App/Controller/BaseSite.php:

<?php

namespace Controller;

Class BaseSite

{

...

public function somefunction($f3)

{

$user = new \Model\UserModel($f3);

}

Which results in: Class 'Model\UserModel' not found [D:\laragon\www\ntw\App\Controller\BaseSite.php:27]

In Visual Code, everything checks out in the namespaces and nothing has an error with the defined namespaces. I don't know what I'm doing wrong. Any pointers is greatly appreciated

[Paul Herring]

>  $user = new \Model\UserModel($f3);

Shouldn't that be

> $user = new \Model\User($f3);

?

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[Jason Verges]

I named the class inside the Model/User.php as User and UserModel as experimenting. It is currently Class UserModel inside User.php

On May 20, 2020, at 16:07, Fat-Free Framework on behalf of PJH <f3-fra...@googlegroups.com> wrote:



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[Paul Herring]

On Wed, May 20, 2020 at 10:14 PM Fat-Free Framework on behalf of Silent2049 <f3-fra...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

I named the class inside the Model/User.php as User and UserModel as experimenting. It is currently Class UserModel inside User.php

I'd try and keep the naming all consistent. Either use the word model twice everywhere, or once everywhere.

I'd suggest the latter; \Model\UserModel is redundant.

[richgoldmd]

Best Practices for PHP suggest that there be one class per file and the class and file share the same name.

[Jason Verges]

Wow. I changed the class name back to User and it works just fine now. I originally called it User and kept getting the error. Then I changed it to UserModel just for sanity checking. 

Everything works as expected now. 🥳

I feel silly, but thanks for the pointers everyone! 😅

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Best Practices for PHP suggest that there be one class per file and the class and file share the same name.

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