Recommend php framework or CMS

Question

CMS

There is a task - to create a site according to the following requirements:
1) many types of users with different rights;
2) file upload-download module with a file manager + the ability to restrict access to a specific file to specific user groups + separation of files by type;
3) a minimalistic task module (the essence of the task is status + output of all this)
4) A module for logging the main actions on the site
5) A module for setting user rights and registering them
6) A main page with a brief display of information from each module depending on the rights.
7) Design templates.

The whole thing should work on simple get-post requests (it is supposed to write a client to work with the site).

Please tell me either an existing CMS or a PHP framework on which this can be quickly implemented. Security and load resistance are not important. PHP knowledge is average.

Answer 1

Offhand, only 2 points are not directly implemented in MODx: there is loading-unloading-editing, but there is no separation of rights. The rest is “out of the box” or quickly configured with snippet modules.
3 should be done within the framework of the structure of documents (or snippet objects)
However, in any case, you need to finish it for yourself. Can you really look for a specific solution for your task from the CRM-ERP area?
In any framework, all this will need to be developed. That's why it is the framework of the application. I would take Yii. But it's better to take what you know, since development speed is important.
Everything said is purely personal opinion.

Answer 2

A framework with your tasks is not the topic ... it's just a tool for more convenient and faster website creation. According to your tasks, the topic most likely needs CRM ...

Answer 3

why not write not only a client application, but also a server application?
Why do you need PHP and CMS, if there will still be only post / get requests?
If you still need access through a browser, then Drupal can do all that too. You will have to write several modules and for this you need a person who owns the Drupal API.

Answer 4

And I would not suffer and take redmine or trac - I would finish it a little and get a project and task management system - do you want to make it?
And so ... yes, it doesn’t matter what framework, the main thing is that you feel comfortable working with it. Prototype, then refine

Answer 5

Yii or CI. But you have to write a lot.