Samples

Why plain source files?

Sercrod is designed around visible HTML attributes. The same idea applies to server-side examples: implementation patterns should remain easy to inspect, copy, adapt, and verify.

The .php.txt extension is used so PHP samples can be opened directly in a browser as source text.

For humans and AI

These samples are meant to be useful both to people reading the site and to AI tools that need stable implementation references. The accompanying man.json file describes directive behavior, response contracts, and editing rules.

Reference files

Start with the manifest, then inspect the source samples directly.

• man.json Runtime manual and AI instruction file.
• fetch-list.php.txt JSON list endpoint for repeated content.
• api-submit.php.txt Basic JSON submission endpoint.
• post-save.php.txt Structured content save endpoint.
• include-fragment.php.txt Reusable HTML fragment loading example.
• error-response.php.txt Consistent JSON error response helper.

Important note

These files are references, not drop-in production endpoints. Before using them in a real site, add site-specific validation, authentication, permission checks, rate limiting, logging, and error handling as needed.

The goal is to make implementation patterns visible and understandable, not to hide them inside an opaque framework layer.