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Informations about the package pho-server-rest
pho-server-rest
An event-driven non-blocking REST API for the Phở Kernel.
Pho-Server-Rest does not rely on a third party HTTP Server such as NGINX or Apache HTTPD. But it is recommended that you run it behind a proxy server for static assets and caching.
Requirements
Installation
The recommended way to install pho-server-rest is through git. MacOS and most UNIX operating system come with git equipped.
If you are on Windows or don't have git preinstalled, you may download and install git from https://git-scm.com/, or just download the pho-server-rest zip tarball from https://github.com/phonetworks/pho-server-rest/archive/master.zip and extract.
Once the REST Server is installed, you need a Phở Kernel to run it. You can install the standard Phở Kernel simply by typing:
Alternatively you may create your own kernel with a custom recipe, and copy/paste it under the kernel directory. For instructions on how to create a custom kernel, check out the README.md file of pho-kernel.
Once the kernel is set up, you should install the dependencies using Composer as follows:
Do not forget to install such dependencies for the submodule kernel as well. You would need to copy the composer.json from one of the presets which determine the structure of the graph you are to build.
To run the server, you must execute the run.php file. Alternatively, you may call the server programmatically:
Usage
Sessions
Unit Testing
In order to run tests, make sure the REST server is running. For that, you'll need to type in php run.php while in the root folder, ensuring the kernel submodule was initialized and set up with the right recipe, and environment variables are properly entered.
Once the server is up and running, you may run the unit tests by typing vendor/bin/phpunit, assuming that you have already installed the dependencies.
FAQ
How do I change the port?
By default, pho-server-rest is designed to serve through port 1337. You may change it from the file run.php by changing the line that corresponds to
How can I use Pho Server as part of a real-time application?
Phở Server uses React's core reactor event loop, and can work with any application that uses the same infrastructure. To achieve that, one has to construct the Phở server object with the custom event loop as the second argument;
Once the server object is initialized, you can start the event loop separately using the serve() call by passing the false argument as follows: . This starts the server in a non-blocking way, so you can initialize the loop at a different point and time of your application's lifetime.
License
MIT, see LICENSE.
