Merge this repo into proophessor-do

[prolic]

Directory structure something like this:

- install
    - src
- zend-expressive
    - bin
    - config
    - public
    - src
    - templates
    - ...
- symfony
    - bin
    - config
    - public
    - src
    - templates
    - ...
- src
    - Model
    - ProcessManager
    - Projection
    - ...
- tests
    - Symfony
    - Expressive
    - ProophessorDo
- vendor

In the install directory we should have some composer install scripts, similar to what is at https://github.com/zendframework/zend-expressive-skeleton/

The installer asks something like:
What framework you want to use?
a) symfony
b) zend-expressive
c) both

and so on, which installs additional composer packages.

This will reduce maintenance overhead (f.e. a bugfix or feature in proophessor-do src doesn't need to get applied to two repositories) and people also have an app where they can have a direct framework comparision.

[lucascourot]

Good idea, much better than having the Domain duplicated between several repositories.

[sandrokeil]

I had a similar disucssion with @codeliner. This could resolve the problem with the model duplication.

[mablae]

I thought about this a little bit:

Idea: Instead of having one giant repo for all frameworks, it would be the better way to rename the current proophessor-do to proophessor-do-expressive and strip out the common parts into a seperate
package like proophessor-do-core. (Model, ProcessManager, Projections)

This way no dedicated installer (is anyone working on this composer plugin already?) would be needed. The specific framework implementations would just require the prooph/proophessor-do-core package.

Downside would be the model been "buried" in down /vendor/prooph/proophessor-do-core ..

What do you think?

[prolic]

@mablae this proposal was already under discussion and rejected by most users.

reason: the model is part of another repository and this makes adding feature much harder, because you would have to do this in at least 2 repositories.

[codeliner]

I'm working on updating the app to new symfony flex structure and new prooph bundle versions. Once that is done we can start working on this idea. I really like it.

[codeliner]

when we want to merge both repos we should remove all templating and instead work with react + redux and an API-only backend