natanfelles / php-server
Fine-tuning on the PHP built-in web server.
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- php: >=5.6.0
README
Fine-tuning on the PHP built-in web server
See release notes at: https://github.com/natanfelles/php-server/releases
Installation
Composer
Open your terminal and run:
composer global require natanfelles/php-server
Add the composer bin path to your .bashrc:
echo 'export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/.config/composer/vendor/bin"' >> ~/.bashrc
Run:
source ~/.bashrc
Manual
Download and extract the php-server project folder.
Add the php-server alias to your .bashrc:
echo 'alias php-server="~/php-server/bin/php-server"' >> ~/.bashrc
Run:
source ~/.bashrc
Config
You can run the php-server in any folder of your operating system.
Each time you run the php-server command, it will look up if there is a file named php-server.ini in the current directory. If found, your settings will override the default settings.
A quick example file content is:
php = PHP_BINARY host = localhost port = 8080 root = ./public autoindex = true index = index.php error_reporting = E_ALL [ini] display_errors = 1 display_startup_errors = 1 max_execution_time = 360 post_max_size = 200M upload_max_filesize = 200M [server] ENVIRONMENT = development
You can use the command
php-server new
to create a new configuration file in the current directory.
Explanation
General Vars
Sections
Knowing this, just create (if necessary) a php-server.ini file, run the server and you're done.
Run
As you can see in the config. You can create a php-server.ini file to leave the settings of each project already pre-established.
But, you can also simply run php-server
and the server will already be available at http://localhost:8080.
The php-server command can receive some parameters and they are:
For example, to run the server on a different port:
php-server --port 8081
Or, also with a different version of PHP than the default:
php-server --php php8.4 --port 8081
Right. You get the idea. If you want to run on a different host you can add the host to the hosts file of your operating system.
Contribute
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