Learn FUELPHP with Real Code Examples

Download FuelPHP from the official website or via Composer

Extract files to your web server directory

Set base URL and environment in `fuel/app/config/config.php`

Load required packages and modules

Start creating controllers, views, and models

Install PHP 7+ and required extensions

Download FuelPHP via Composer or official package

Configure base URL, environment, and database

Set writable permissions for logs and cache

Start building controllers, models, views, and modules

fuel/app/config/config.php - base configuration

fuel/app/config/routes.php - routing rules

fuel/app/config/db.php - database settings

fuel/app/config/packages.php - package management

fuel/app/config/auth.php - authentication settings

Oil generate controller blog

Oil generate model post

Oil migrate

Oil test

Oil refine package

Language files in `fuel/app/lang/`

UTF-8 encoding support

Dynamic loading of translations

Locale-aware modules

Easily add new languages for multi-region apps

Semantic HTML for screen readers

Multi-language support via language files

REST API endpoints accessible to clients

Integration with front-end accessibility tools

Compatible with modern browsers

No native UI framework, integrates with Bootstrap, Tailwind, etc.

Views can use plain PHP, template engines, or HTML

Reusable partials and layouts

AJAX-friendly dynamic rendering

Front-end assets managed manually or via packages

Session handling via cookies or database

Caching via file, Redis, or Memcached

Environment-based configuration

Flashdata for temporary messages

Module-specific configuration overrides

ORM models and database migrations

Form validation and input filtering

Cache for performance optimization

JSON/XML API responses

Module-based reusable data handling