smrtr / roddick
Commands for starting and stopping a php web server in the background
Requires
- php: >=5.4.0
- symfony/console: ~2.7.1
- symfony/process: ~2.7.1
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Last update: 2024-12-19 02:17:54 UTC
README
Start the built-in php web server as a background process.
Install this package with composer: composer require smrtr/roddick:~1.0.
Access the cli at vendor/bin/roddick.
Start server
$ roddick start
Starts the server in a background process.
By default the server will listen on http://127.0.0.1:8080 and use the current working directory as the document root.
Usage:
start [options] [--] [<address>]
Arguments:
address <host>:<port> [default: "127.0.0.1"]
Options:
-p, --port=PORT Override the port number of the given address
-d, --docroot=DOCROOT Document root for the web server
-r, --router=ROUTER Custom router script
You may provide the port as part of the address, or using the port option. If you provide both then the port option will override any port defined in the address.
Stop server
$ roddick stop
Stops the web server process that was started with roddick start.
Usage:
stop [options] [--] [<address>]
Arguments:
address <host>:<port> [default: "127.0.0.1"]
Options:
-p, --port=PORT Override the port number of the given address
The address and port are handled as in the start command.
Check server
$ roddick status
Checks if a web server is already running.
Usage:
status [options] [--] [<address>]
Arguments:
address <host>:<port> [default: "127.0.0.1"]
Options:
-p, --port=PORT Override the port number of the given address
The address and port are handled as in the start command.
Acknowledgements
Symfony did this first, but I needed to decouple it from the symfony framework for use in my own testing environments.