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CakePHP is a rapid development framework for PHP whichuses commonly known design patterns like Associative DataMapping, Front Controller, and MVC. Our primary goal is to provide a structuredframework that enables PHP users at all levels to rapidly develop robust webapplications, without any loss to flexibility.

You can install CakePHP into your project usingComposer. If you're starting a new project, werecommend using theapp skeleton asa starting point. For existing applications you can run the following:

composer require cakephp/cakephp

For details on the (minimum/maximum) PHP version seeversion map.

Assuming you have PHPUnit installed system wide using one of the methods statedhere, you can run thetests for CakePHP by doing the following:

1. Copyphpunit.xml.dist tophpunit.xml.
2. Add the relevant database credentials to yourphpunit.xml if you want to run tests againsta non-SQLite datasource.
3. Runphpunit.

• CakePHP - The home of the CakePHP project.
• Book - The CakePHP documentation; start learning here!
• API - A reference to CakePHP's classes and API documentation.
• Awesome CakePHP - A curated list of featured resources around the framework.
• The Bakery - Tips, tutorials and articles.
• Community Center - A source for everything community related.
• Training - Join a live session and get skilled with the framework.
• CakeFest - Don't miss our annual CakePHP conference.
• Cake Software Foundation - Promoting development related to CakePHP.

• Slack - Join us on Slack.
• Discord - Join us on Discord.
• #cakephp on irc.freenode.net - Come chat with us, we have cake.
• Forum - Official CakePHP forum.
• GitHub Issues - Got issues? Please tell us!
• Roadmaps - Want to contribute? Get involved!

• CONTRIBUTING.md - Quick pointers for contributing to the CakePHP project.
• CookBook "Contributing" Section - Details about contributing to the project.

If you’ve found a security issue in CakePHP, please use the proceduredescribed inSECURITY.md.