THINKPHP5 Note Three: Creating a base class

Before you do the project, be sure to deploy your own "base class", which is very important. For example, to access the relevant controller in the Member Center, does this type of controller have a "login limit" to access the member-related controllers?

First, create three major base classes

Original base class

Location: thinkphp\apps\common\controller\base.php

Function: The content under the Base module, the index module, and the admin module can all be called

Code:

<?PHP/** * Original base class **/namespaceApp\common\controller;use Think\controller;classBase extends controller{ Publicfunction _initialize () {parent::_initialize (); Echo'Original base class'; }     Publicfunction Test1 () {return 'test1'; }}

Index module base class

Location: thinkphp\apps\common\controller\base.php

Function: The controller under the index module, "Inherit base class" and "Call base class"

Code:

<? PHP /*  */namespace  app\index\controller;use  app\common\controller\base; class Indexbase extends  base{    public  function _initialize ()    {        parent::_initialize ();    }      Public function index ()    {            }}

Admin module base class

Location: thinkphp\apps\common\controller\base.php

Role: The controller under the admin module, "Inherit base class" and "Call base class"

Code:

/**/namespace  app\admin\controller;use app\admin\controller\adminbase; class Index extends adminbase{    public  function _initialize ()    {        parent::_initialize () ; Public Function  index ()    {        return $ this      Fetch ();    } }

(User module base class, if there is a member, this also must be created)

The primary purpose of creating a base class is " inherit " and " invoke "

THINKPHP5 Note Three: Create a base class