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Informations about the package simphle
Simphle - Quick PHP Development Server
Simphle is a friendly wrapper for PHP built-in web server, with some handy features for an easy developement.
Requirements
- PHP 5.4 or above with built-in webserver and HTTP extension
- The Symphony Process Component
Installation
-
Composer
Use the
global
option to install it globally on your system -
Custom
Clone this repository to a shared directory, for example
/usr/local/php/simphle
or/Users/Shared/php/Simphle
on a Mac, then runcomposer install
.Add the
bin
directory to your local path or create a link to thebin/simphle
executable:
Usage
Basic
Start a server with default settings in the current directory:
Intermediate
Start a server with custom settings from the command line:
Advanced
Create a server.json
file in your project's directory with your custom settings and then launch simphle
from inside that path.
The router
and ini
file paths are relative to the current working directory. The main Simphle
script searches for these files in the current working directory first, then in Simphle's share
directory. The .php
and .ini
extensions are not required for preset router and INI files.
The controller
file path is relative to the document root directory.
Launch it with Composer
Create a scripts
section in you composer.json
:
Then launch it using
The default router
Simphle's default router tries to simulate a typical Apache .htaccess
file:
If the requested URI exists tries to fetch it, if not it searches for an index.php
, finally falls back to a "404 not found" error.
Using a front controller
By specifying a controller
settings Simphle uses this file as rewrite target instead of index.php
, so you can use for example app.php
.
Customizing the environment
The env
section defines environment variables that are passed to the PHP files through the $_ENV
superglobal. JSON objects are converted to associative arrays.
Sometimes the $_ENV
superglobal is not populated. It depends on the variables_order
settings in php.ini
:
This setting can be overridden by local htaccess
or php.ini
files.
License
Simphle is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE
file for details