using jamesmoss/Flywheel database with Flight php micro framework

index.php

<?php
/* loading flywheel and flight with composer
 * $ composer require mikecao/flight
 * $ composer require jamesmoss/flywheel
 */
require 'vendor/autoload.php';

// this is how regular flywheel configuration looks like:
// you can remove this rows later, they are just as example
$db = new \JamesMoss\Flywheel\Config('db');
$posts = new \JamesMoss\Flywheel\Repository('posts', $db);

// registering flywheel in flight:
Flight::register('posts','\JamesMoss\Flywheel\Repository',array('posts', new \JamesMoss\Flywheel\Config('db')));


Flight::route('/posts/', function()
{
    $posts = Flight::posts()->query()->execute();
    echo "<pre>";
    foreach($posts as $post)
    {
        var_dump($post);
    }
    echo "</pre>";
});

Flight::route('/', function()
{
    $post = new \JamesMoss\Flywheel\Document(array(
        'title'     => 'An introduction to Flywheel',
        'dateAdded' => new \DateTime('2016-10-10'),
        'body'      => 'A lightweight, flat-file, document database for PHP...',
        'wordCount' => 7,
    ));
    $id = Flight::serien()->store($post);
    echo $id;
});

Flight::start();

// first open / and refresh 2-3 times to create demo posts
// and then open /posts/