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Package viadutoo
Short Description Viadutoo: caching proxy endpoint for Caliper event data
License proprietary
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Viadutoo
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Viadutoo (From the Portuguese word for viaduct, "viaduto". Pronounced as "vee-uh-DOO-too" or in IPA: [vi.a.dˈu.tʊ].) is a kind of caching proxy endpoint for Caliper event data. As a proxy, its purpose is to accept Caliper event payloads from sensors as quickly as possible, then resend them to a preconfigured upstream endpoint. If the upstream endpoint is unable to accept the event payload for some reason, the caching feature will store the event data in a database for future processing.
Requirements
- PHP 5.4 or greater
- One of the following PHP HTTP client extensions:
- curl (usually this is already included with PHP interpreter)
- pecl_http
- Composer (not strictly required, but highly recommended)
- For installation details, see: https://getcomposer.org/download/
Usage
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Update the
composer.jsonfile in the root directory of your project as follows:-
The
requiresection should include the following: -
If a repository is not specified, Composer will install Viadutoo from Packagist (https://packagist.org/packages/umich-its-tl/viadutoo). However, to specify a GitHub repository as the source instead, include the following in the
repositoriessection:This is one way to specify your own repository, for example, if you want to modify your own fork of Viadutoo. You would specify the URL of your own repository.
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Use Composer to install the package with the command:
Composer will create the
vendordirectory to hold the package and other related information. -
Composer will create PHP classes to help you load Viadutoo (and any other packages it has loaded) into your application. In your PHP code, use it like:
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Initialize and use Viadutoo in your PHP code like this:
For a more detailed example of using Viadutoo in an application, see
public/index.php.
Example
An example application is included in the public directory. Execute it as:
cd public
php -S 127.0.0.1:8989The application is written to send all data to http://lti.tools/caliper/event?key=viadutoo. Simply configure a
Caliper sensor to send events to http://127.0.0.1:8989/ and they will be sent on to the lti.tools endpoint.
