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v1ctys2015-04-09 18:07:15
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v1ctys, 2015-04-09 18:07:15

Is there a simple PHP framework for displaying content received from curl requests?

Hello!
There is a project in which it is required to display content collected from responses from another server. That is, no authorization, no databases, and other complex things.
I read about different frameworks, but I think the use of such as yii, symfony, laravel will be redundant for such a task, or not? Actually, this is also a question, maybe they can disable part of the functionality?
Maybe there is a framework ideally suited to this goal, which simply makes, for example, an MVC model, and in fact everything? Or do you still need to write the content output system (template-isotor) yourself?
Why the system is needed: I would like human-readable URLs, and most importantly, a good project structure, ideally an MVC model, since the project (templates, views, less often models) will often change and improve again and again. Well, without sacrificing speed, server load, in comparison with individual php files.
Any other ideas on how best to organize such a project?

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FanatPHP, 2015-04-09
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The WHOLE point of frameworks is that they should absolutely not care where the data comes from - the whole logic of their work does not change from this.
Therefore, if there is a "framework ideally suited for this purpose" (and not suitable for others), then this is not a framework, but bullshit and swindle.

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