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Informations about the package visor
Visor
This is a small utility to wrap the built-in PHP cli-server feature.
There are two three parts to this library:
-
An abstract 'server' instance that will manage the lifecycle of any cli-server compatible script.
-
An 'echo server' implementation that, uh, echos. What you say at it, it says back.
- A 'mock server' implementation that will reply with defined responses.
Install
Using Composer:
Usage
This is ideal for creating small integration tests with a local application or creating mock servers and testing HTTP libraries.
Server Instance
Echo Server
Mock Server
Config
name | - | default |
---|---|---|
host | a binding address | localhost |
port | HTTP port number | 8080 |
wait | pause until the server is ready (milliseconds) | 100 |
path | working directory of the server | - |
By default the log file path is randomised in a temporary system directory.
Log files
The server emit a log file to aid testing and debugging.
This includes logs from the server process, the application, and visor itself.
Server that extend the base class can use Server::log()
. Applications can use the native error_log()
.
Mock + Echo Server
The included implementations will log additional data also.
latest.json
is the request payload stored for introspection. Used bygetLastPayload()
.mocks.json
is a store of response objects for the mock server.
Echo (+ Mock) payloads
Both Mock and Echo servers store the request object in a specific format.
Note that the body is unchanged, if you've sent a JSON or URL payload this will be 'as is' in it's encoded string form.
path
- the request path, without the query stringquery
- an key-value array, fromparse_str()
method
- always uppercaseheaders
- key-value pairs, keys are lowercasebody
- string body, fromphp://input
The JSON-encoded log file looks like this: