This directory contains standalone feature modules that can be integrated into any page of the website.

Location: /modules/blog

• Full-featured blog system
• Post management through admin panel
• Category and tag support
• SEO optimization
• Schema: blog/schema.sql

Location: /modules/rss

• Automatic RSS feed generation
• Configurable feed settings
• Integration with blog and content pages
• Schema: rss/schema.sql

Location: /modules/sitemap

• Dynamic XML sitemap generation
• SEO-friendly URL structure
• Automatic page discovery
• Schema: sitemap/schema.sql

Each module follows a standardized structure:

module_name/
├── admin.php       # Admin interface for content management
├── html.php        # Frontend template
├── query.php       # Database queries
├── schema.sql      # Database structure
├── script.js       # JavaScript functionality
└── style.css       # Module styles

require_once 'modules/blog/html.php';

Modules can be loaded dynamically based on SQL configuration:

INSERT INTO modules (name, enabled, position) VALUES ('blog', 1, 1);

Modules can be accessed via API endpoints:

GET /api/modules/blog/posts
GET /api/modules/rss/feed
GET /api/modules/sitemap/xml

Each module includes test files and can be tested using:

./test.sh modules/module_name

1. Create module directory:

mkdir modules/your_module_name

2. Create required files:

• admin.php - Admin interface
• html.php - Frontend template
• query.php - Database queries
• schema.sql - Database structure
• script.js - JavaScript functionality
• style.css - Module styles

3. Add database schema in schema.sql
4. Implement admin interface
5. Create frontend templates
6. Add to module configuration in database

1. Keep modules independent and self-contained
2. Follow consistent naming conventions
3. Include proper documentation
4. Write unit tests
5. Use prepared statements for database queries
6. Implement proper error handling
7. Follow security best practices
8. Maintain backwards compatibility