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I'm writing an application to help my coworkers with their daily tasks. Every now and then I get request from coworkers to add functionality to help them, most of the time I will turn an Excel spreadsheet to a form based "module" in my application.

The application is built with PHP and runs on Apache, using MultiViews for "pretty-urls" and FallbackResource /index.php, the folder structure looks like

I'm writing an application to help my coworkers with their daily tasks. Every now and then I get request from coworkers to add functionality to help them. Most of the time I will turn an Excel spreadsheet to a form based "module" in my application.

The application is built with PHP and runs on Apache, using MultiViews for "pretty-urls" and FallbackResource /index.php.

The folder structure looks like this:

app/
    _views/
        _errors/
            401.php
            403.php
            404.php
        user/
            add.php
            get.php
    core/
        config.php
        user.php
    hr/
        department.php
    .settings.php
    bootstrap.php
lib/
    z/
        form.php
        route.php
        view.php
logs/
public/
    css/
    fonts/
    images/
    js/
    index.php
    user.php

app/bootstrap.php is prepended to every .php files in the public/ folder

My controllers are in the public/ folder and look like this

then in my view 'user/get.php' I will do something like

this is then wrapped in an 'html.php' layout by the view class.

The core\config class

The core\user class

The hr\department class look like

As the application is getting bigger, I would like some advice on my code, can you see problems with the way I'm doing things?

edit #1

I removed the path constant as I didn't really needed them.

edit #2

About the view class, I can use a different layout from inside a controller like this $view = new view('view.php', 'layout.php');

app/
    _views/
        _errors/
            401.php
            403.php
            404.php
        user/
            add.php
            get.php
    core/
        config.php
        user.php
    hr/
        department.php
    .settings.php
    bootstrap.php
lib/
    z/
        form.php
        route.php
        view.php
logs/
public/
    css/
    fonts/
    images/
    js/
    index.php
    user.php

app/bootstrap.php is prepended to every .php files in the public/ folder.

My controllers are in the public/ folder and look like this:

View 'user/get.php':

This is then wrapped in an 'html.php' layout by the view class.

The core\config class:

The core\user class:

The hr\department class:

As the application is getting bigger, I would like some advice on my code. Can you see problems with the way I'm doing things?

About the view class, I can use a different layout from inside a controller like this:

$view = new view('view.php', 'layout.php');