<?php

/**
 * DEMO ~ basic_api
 *
 * This is a demo set up of a very basic API with a few other settings.
 * All that is really needed is a folder called "app" with a folder called
 * "controllers" in it and an .htaccess file.
 */

// -- add library to class-path
set_include_path('../../library' . PATH_SEPARATOR . get_include_path());

// -- require the bootstrap file
require_once 'Asra/Core/Bootstrap.php';

// -- init the bootstrapper
// -- *NOTE* also inits the auto-loader
$api = new Asra_Core_Bootstrap();

/**
 * set the application directory. this isn't explicitly
 * required if you create an "app" folder in the same directory
 * as the index file that initializes the bootstrap (as in this demo)
 */
$api->setApplicationDirectory(realpath('app'));
$api->setFullErrorReporting(true);

/**
 * setting the application directory automatically is the same
 * as setting the following directory parameters.
 *
 *      $api->setCacheDirectory(realpath('app/cache'));
 *      $api->setControllerDirectory(realpath('app/controllers'));
 *      $api->setLogDirectory(realpath('app/log'));
 *
 * using the `setApplicationDirectory` method is faster, but the application
 * dir should then contain the following folders: cache, controllers, log
 *
 * In the case of cache and log, if the application directory is set
 * but the folders don't exist, Asra will attempt to create the dirs in the
 * specified application directory. the cache and log folders should be writeable.
 *
 * @see demo/custom_api to see a set up with custom directory settings
 */

/**
 * load a configuration file for mysql
 */
$api->loadConfig(realpath('app/config/config.ini'));

/**
 * you can add any of the Bootstrap settings in an ini file
 * instead of calling them on the object
 */
$api->loadSettings(realpath('app/config/settings.ini'));

// -- dispatch it
$api->dispatch();