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In this file you directly call the autoloader.

What if you wanted to parse that config somewhere else? In a bridge project for instance (where you're connecting say a forum & your custom site together) and you needed some settings from that file? It would automatically call the autoloader. Seems like this was a temporary solution that needs to be moved elsewhere imho.

The recommended install method (composer create-project) ignores the .gitignore file, but the .gitignore file is pretty standard stuff. I'm assuming it's left out because people may not use git and therefore wouldn't need it?

I would think it's easier for the fewer people who don't need it to delete it than for the majority of people who will need it to add it back in. It's not a huge hassle, but I personally have found myself copying and pasting it a few times now.

something like https://github.com/symfony/symfony-demo/blob/master/web/.htaccess

When I use invokable method in controller class, I show this error

Type error: ReflectionFunction::__construct() expects parameter 1 to be string, object given

my controller class

<?php
namespace Project\Application\Http\Controllers;

use Opulence\Http\Responses\JsonResponse;
use Opulence\Routing\Controller;

class MyController
{
    public function __invoke()
    {
        return new JsonResponse([]);
    }
}

and the routes.php file

$router->post('/test', 'MyController@__invoke', ['name' => 'my.create']);

When using the skeleton project I expect all files (except the rules setup in .gitignore) to be something I can commit to my own repo. I am having issues with the tmp/framework/http/views/ directory.

Here are some test cases:

composer create-project opulence/project --prefer-dist
ls -a project/tmp/framework/http/views/

Expected: This .gitignore file.
Actual: The .gitignore has been deleted.

cd project/tmp/framework/http/views/
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/opulencephp/Project/1.0/tmp/framework/http/views/.gitignore
cd ../../../../
git init
git add -A && git commit -m "Test"
php -S localhost:8888 -t ./public/
// Load webpage in browser
^c
git status

Expected: No changes.
Actual: deleted: tmp/framework/http/views/.gitignore + untracked md5 looking things

rm -rf tmp/framework/http/views
php -S localhost:8888 -t ./public/
// Load webpage in browser

Expected: Webpage.
Actual: Failed to run tasks mkdir(): No such file or directory

Is there a reason the environment config files are hidden (begin with a ".")? Opulence doesn't use normal .env files, so compatibly with other tools for .env doesn't seem to be an issue. Is there a reason besides convention?