Core classes

Every part of an app extends a class of the ERP core. These classes give you the shortcuts (getService(), getModel(), translate(), config(), ...) and implement the behavior that is the same for all apps.

You write…	You extend…	Page
`Loader.php` of an app	`Hubleto\Erp\App`	Loader
A model	`Hubleto\Erp\Model`	Model
A record manager	`Hubleto\Erp\RecordManager`	Record manager (Eloquent)
A controller	`Hubleto\Erp\Controller`	Controller
An API controller	`Hubleto\Erp\Controllers\ApiController`	Controller
A cron	`Hubleto\Erp\Cron`	Scheduled jobs
A service	`Hubleto\Erp\Core`	Services
An event listener	`Hubleto\Framework\EventListener`	Events and listeners
An extendible	`Hubleto\Framework\Extendible`	Extendibles
A migration	`Hubleto\Framework\Migration`	Models
A calendar of an app	`Hubleto\Erp\Calendar`	Calendar
An MCP tool	`Hubleto\Erp\McpTool`	AI assistant

Base classes.

All of them eventually extend Hubleto\Framework\Core, which provides:

$this->getService(Counter::class);   // singleton service
$this->getModel(Deal::class);        // model (also a singleton)
$this->getController(Deals::class);  // controller
$this->translate('Text', ['var' => 1]);
$this->config();  $this->env();  $this->router();  $this->db();
$this->authProvider();  $this->permissionsManager();  $this->eventManager();

Always extend the ERP class, not the framework class. For example Hubleto\Erp\Model, not Hubleto\Framework\Model.