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Package intraphp
Short Description Experimental PHP desktop emulation library.
License Apache-2.0
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IntraPHP
Experimental PHP desktop emulation library.
For now, this is a simple library that runs local PHP projects like desktop apps. It uses Chromium and aims to produce results similar to what Electron does with JavaScript.
Read Security and use it for development purposes only. Plans are to improve performance and security in the future.
Installation
Require the library using Composer.
Usage
Check requirements
You must have Chromium and PHP installed in your system. Check platform requirements using:
If something is flagged as "not found", install it, add a installed package to your PATH or change the library executable using environment variables.
Simplest setup
Just add your index.php file to your project root directory and run the command:
See below if you want to set a different public directory and other parameters.
Custom setups
You can set a custom public directory and other settings using a bootstrap file.
Create a file named boostrap.php in your project root directory and add the code you want to run before starting your application.
The example above sets the folder public as the public directory and tells the library to use php8.1 to setup the server.
Run the intraphp command to start your application.
Test configuration
To see the result of your configuration without running your application, use:
Environment
The library uses the following environment variables to setup the application:
| Variable | Description | Default value |
|---|---|---|
| APP_BOOTSTRAP | Bootstrap script location. | Project root boostrap.php. |
| APP_DOCROOT | Directory containing your index.php. |
Project root. |
| APP_HOMEPAGE | Web application initial path. | / |
| APP_SERVER_HOST | Application host name. | localhost |
| APP_SERVER_PORT | Port to serve the application. | 8888 |
| APP_SERVER_PROTOCOL | Protocol to use in URLs. | http |
| CHROMIUM_EXECUTABLE | Chromium executable. | chromium |
| PHP_EXECUTABLE | PHP executable. | php |
Security
This library is a simple experiment and has critical security weaknesses for now:
- PHP's built-in server is used - it is not suited for production;
- The host
localhostis accessible by any application in your computer; - No encryption is used and the default protocol is
http:, nothttps:; - No additional INI directives are set;
- No additional Chromium flags are set;
- Your home is accessible by the application as it is not sandboxed.
There are plans to make it suitable for production by replacing localhost by Unix domain sockets, using file permissions and encryption for protection, setting INI directives and other measures.
