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-# miniMVC 
+#meta
 
-miniMVC is a minimalistic Modular MVC framework, with built-in minifier, and pure-PHP templating system.
 
-### Requirements
-* PHP 5.4+
-* PDO extensions for databases you wish to use
-* Webserver that correctly handles REQUEST_URI, such as:
-	* Apache
-	* IIS
-	* Lighttpd
-* SimpleTest library for running unit tests
+So, you know all that client information you need to keep track of, like passwords and servers? Or how about all those serial keys for the software you have? meta is a webapp to organize these kinds of data for easier reference.
 
-### Unique features
-#### Extensive use of PHP's magic methods on the base class
-* `__toString()` method allows a view of the current class object when the current class object is used as a string. If you prefer `var_dump()` or `var_export()`, you can pass the name of that function if you call the `__toString` method directly.
-		
-	Eg. `$this . "string"`, `$this->__toString()`, `echo $this`;
+##Organizing Data
 
-* `__call()` method allows the dynamic addition of callable closure objects 
+Meta has a four-level hierarchy
 
-	Eg. `$this->foo = function($baz){}` is callable as `$this->foo()`, with  the current object as the last argument
-	
-* `MM` class extends ArrayObject, and all the main classes extend this class. Functions begining with `array_` are callable on object from this class. E.g. `$this->array_keys()` will return a list of the class properties.
+1. Genre
+	* The broadest category. An example could be titled 'Client Data'
+2. Category
+	* A general item in the genre. For example, an individual client.
+3. Section
+	* A grouping of label-data pairs. Something like 'CMS Access'
+4. Data
+	* Pairs of labels and values.
 
-#### Database class is an extension of PHP's PDO class.
+		Eg. Username : admin
 
-Database class uses [Query](https://github.com/aviat4ion/Query) as a database abstraction layer and query builder. 
 
-Database connections are set in /app/config/db.php
-
-### File Structure
-
-* index.php - framework bootstrap
-
-* app 		- configuration and app-wide files
-	* classes	- helper classes
-	* config	- configuration files
-	* modules 	- MVC triads
-		* controllers 	- controller classes
-		* models		- model classes
-		* views			- module-specific views 
-	* views 	- global page templates
-		* errors	- error page templates
-
-* assets 	- frontend files
-	* js		- 	javascript files
-	* css 		- 	css files
-	* config  	-	minifier configuration files
-
-* sys - core framework classes
-
-### Common Tasks
-
-* Creating a controller
-
-		<?php 
-		class Foo extends miniMVC\Controller {
-			
-			function __construct()
-			{
-				parent::__construct();
-			}
-		}
-* Creating a model
-
-		<?php
-		class Bar extends miniMVC\Model {
-		
-			function __construct()
-			{
-				parent::__construct();
-			}
-		}
-
-* Loading a database
-
-	`$this->db = miniMVC\db::get_instance($db_name);`
-
-	Note that multiple databases can be used in the same class
-	by specifying a different database name. 
-
-* Loading a model (From a controller)
-	
-	`$this->load_model($model)` - creates an instance of that model as a member of the current class. After loading the model, you can call its methods like so
-	
-	`$this->[model name]->method()`
-	
-* Loading a class
-	
-	Librarys / classes found in `app/classes` or `sys/libraries` are autoloaded.
-	To call a library, simply instantiate that class.
-	
-	Classes with a `get_instance` static methods should be called like so:
-	
-	`$obj =& miniMVC\class::get_instance()`
-	
-	
-	Other classes should be called using the new operator
-	
-	`$obj = new miniMVC\class()`
-	
-	
+This basic hierarchy enables keeping track of simple data in a neat fashion.