Within (PHP), what would be a good name for the "manager" class?

Question

I am building a PHP framework and my English is not the best. There are several classes in my structure (database abstraction, module, router, ...), and there is a place where they should all be initialized and executed together.

• What is a good name for the "master" class, which initializes and runs all other classes?

Answer 1

BuckarooBonzaiAndTheBootstrapInitiatorRoutine

Answer 2

self-loading

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Answer 3

Whatever you call a framework?

Answer 4

root

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Answer 5

You can call him a delegate.

Answer 6

What is a good name for the "master" class, which initializes and runs all other classes?

ClassFactory

Answer 7

Why not TypeYourAppNameHere ?

Answer 8

 ActiveBase 

It will be a nice name for the master class, I think

Answer 9

core

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Answer 10

Loader

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Answer 11

driver?

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Answer 12

In fact, it will be your framework.

$ Opue

will work well. Or you can add a prefix. fwOupe.

Answer 13

I am using Application singleton:

 class Foo { public function bar() { $app = Application::getInstance(); $app->db->query( ... ); } } 

Answer 14

I will name it main . The main C ++ function does the same in some projects - just instantiate some important classes.

Answer 15

Globalfactory?

Answer 16

Is this an initialization or loading procedure? So why not Boot or GlobalInitialiser or the like?

(adapt to crazy American spelling as needed;))