kohana-multi-site

Simple module for Kohana framework v3.3 for handling multiple sites upon one Kohana instance. The module provides one directory for each site (it works exact like additional "application" directory in Kohana CFS). Uses Reflection for injecting app paths to CFS so no monkey-patching of Kohana_Core class required.

Installation

Step 1

Place this module at the first position in list of Kohana modules

<?php defined('SYSPATH') OR die('No direct script access.');

return [

    // Place it first for correct initialization of per-site classes and configs
    'multi-site'    => MODPATH.'multi-site',    // Multiple apps on top of single engine

    // And here goes your normal list of modules
    'api'           => MODPATH.'api',           // API subsystem
    'auth'          => MODPATH.'auth',          // Basic authentication
    'cache'         => MODPATH.'cache',         // Caching with multiple backends
];

By doing this you`ll allow Kohana initialize other modules with classes and conigs from per-site directory

Step 2

Create base directory sites near your application directory (or in another place, which you can set in config/sites.php)

Step 3

If on Step 2 you have not been satisfied with default base directory location, then copy config/sites.php to /application/config and change the 'path' config key.

Step 4

Create subdirectories for your sites. My personal naming convention is to use domain name of the site (or wildcard like *.example.com).

Step 5

If you use composer, you may set site dependencies in composer.json file so they would be installed in vendor or modules directory. Vendor libs are autoloaded automatically, but you need to set up modules list in modules.php file (it has default Kohana format).

Step 6

Create standard Kohana directories (like config/classes/views) and put site-related files in them.

If your site needs custom initialization, you can put it in init.php in the per-site directory. This file would be called after initialization of all modules.

Example directory structure:

/application
/modules
    /first-common-module
    /second-common-module
/sites
    /example.com
        /classes
        /config
        /i18n
        /modules
            /site-module1
                /classes
                /views
            /site-module2
                /views
                init.php
        /views
        /vendor
            /vendor1
                /lib1
            /vendor2
                /lib2
        config.php
        init.php
        modules.php
        composer.json

    /another-example.com
        /classes
        /config
        /i18n
        /views
        config.php

/system

Step 7

Enjoy :) And feel free to create issues.

MIT License