vg-2124666/wunderbaum

A short demo application for VG

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dev-master 2015-11-02 22:09 UTC

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README

"Wunderbaum" is an application which can be used for three things, and three things only:

  • Display two "Top Five!" lists from a varnish log file
  • List recent news items from an RSS feed
  • List recent news items from a json feed

Installing Wunderbaum

Wunderbaum uses Composer for php dependencies and requires php version >= 5.6 to run.

Download and install composer, then download and initialize Wunderbaum directly by running composer create-project vg-2124666/wunderbaum -s dev from a folder of your choosing.

If the above command succeeded, there's nothing left to do to install Wunderbaum. However, you can also install from git. To install from git, clone this repository, then (from the git root of this project) run composer install to download and install all application dependencies and set up the autoloader.

Running Wunderbaum the easy way

You can run Wunderbaum in development mode with the php built-in web server. Open a console application and then (from the git root of this project) run php -S localhost:8000 -t web web/server.php to load up the application. Then open up a web browser and navigate to http://localhost:8000/ to see Wunderbaum in action.

You can change the port number when running the built-in web server by replacing 8000 with a port number of your own choosing. Remember to use the same port number when opening it up in a web browser!

Running Wunderbaum the slightly less easy way

You can run Wunderbaum through nginx, Apache, IIS or any other web server that supports PHP. Set up a dedicated hostname for Wunderbaum, then point the web root to the web/ folder inside the source root, using index.php as the default document.

When running this in a production environment, you will want to remove or make unavailable the web/server.php file.

Testing

A very basic test suite can be run by running phpunit, either from an installed phpunit binary, or by running ./vendor/phpunit/phpunit/phpunit (from the git root).

Why "Wunderbaum"?

When your car is messy and smelly, Wunderbaum is a small, fresh piece of joy that just makes everything better. Just like this.

License

All files in this repository is released under the MIT license. See the included license file.