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The core of the CMS (the installation of Alexya) is located in the directory alexya while the directory public_html contains the files interpreted by the browser (css, images, js...).

The CMS is build on top of the Alexya Framework so you should check it for knowing how it works. There 4 pages (they're located on Application/Page):

• Internal page
• External page
• Map page
• API page

The external page simply prints external page and registers/logins users. The internal page will load the requested module (they're located on Application/Module) and render it. The map page contains the spacemap container. The API page is used for querying the BlackEye database easily so you can build your own tools for this server (it's documented in docs/API).

Before continue you should go to the alexya directory and execute composer update for installing composer's dependencies.

The ORM classes are under the \Application\ORM package and are used to translate the database tables to objects.

Between all the ORM classes, the class \Application\ORM\Account is the most important since it's used everywhere. This class represents the user that is currently visitting the website so take a close look to it.

SocksWork is the way the CMS will be linked to the emulator for keeping it updated about the things user does on the website (like bidding on auction, buying items...).

The SocksWork object is instanced in index.php and takes the configuration values from config/alexya.php, by default the client connects to 127.0.0.1:1207.

The packets SocksWork sends are located in Application/Packets and their structure is on the documentation of each packet.

When printing texts always use the \Alexya\Localization\Locale::translate function (t is a shortcut for the function) so the text can be translated whenever it's possible. Also use the functions \Alexya\Localization\Locale::formatNumber (fNumber as shortcut) and \Alexya\Locale\Localization::formatDate (fDate as shortcut) for formatting numbers and dates.