<?

/*
 * AModules3 allows you to create more specialized Api's. Those Api's
 * might have more specific requirements but they would provide more
 * features.
 *
 * This is a minimalistic base for ApiAdmin. In order to aid you there
 * is a kick-start script. Just run amodules3/kickstart-admin.sh
 * and it will create the following mandatory items:
 *  .htaccess - which is used to rewrite pretty URLs
 *  templates - for customized templates (apiadmin have it's own set of templates)
 *  main.php - a file which defines structure of your admin and glues
 *    everything together.
 *
 *
 * It's advised to create 'amodules3' subdirectory or link, where you gonna
 * have 'lib' and other directories. When you use kickstart, it takes care
 * of that
 */


include '../../trunk/loader.php';
/*
 * As in any AModules3 application we need to include loader first.
 */


/*
 * There are usually 2 ways how to use classes in AModules3 and those are:
 *  - redefine them and fine-tune
 *  - use their default methods, but customize them from outside after 
 *     creating them.
 *
 * Also, remember! This is the only line where you should use "new" normally.
 */
$api = new ApiAdmin('AModules3_website');

/*
 * ApiAdmin does much more than ApiBase or ApiStd out of the box. There are also
 * things it does not do, but you can do it with a line or few. For instance, it
 * does not connect to database, but it takes you one line to do it:
 *  $api->dbConnect($dsn);
 *
 * ApiAdmin will take care of problems. See next sample for more details.
 */
$api->main();