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serve-it-quick

v1.0.5

Published

A node-php server platform with the simplest of custom router for local development

Downloads

3

Readme

#serveItQuick A node-php server platform with the simplest of custom router for local development.

!! Subdomains work on Chrome only for now !!

#Install First, you need to install node.js: https://nodejs.org/en/

Then in your terminal:

$git clone https://github.com/albertbuchard/serve-it-quick.git
$cd serve-it-quick
$npm install
$node serve

And voila! Php server + router running on http://subdomainExample.localhost:8000

#Customize The php router file is in lib/server/router.php. To customize the router you can change the subdomains :

  1. Set your default subdomain, where http://localhost:8000 points to

    $defaultSubdomain = "subdomain-example";

  2. Set all the valid subdomains. As default you have http://another-subdomain.localhost:8000/ also setup:

    $validSubdomains = array("subdomain-example", "another-subdomain");

  3. By default the router will look for the subdomain and the views in public/html/subdomain. Change that as needed:

    $pathToWebFolder = "public/html/".$subdomain."/"; $pathToViews = "public/html/".$subdomain."/";

  4. By default it looks for an index.php or index.html. An error is returned if the path does not contain an index file :

    if ($url["path"]=="/") { if (file_exists($pathToViews."index.html")) { include $pathToViews."index.html"; } else if (file_exists($pathToViews."index.php")) { include $pathToViews."index.php"; } else { echo("Router Error: No index file found. ". $pathToViews."index.php not found !"); }

    exit; }

#Dependencies node

node-php-server

php if you are on windows

Current known issue

Sometimes does not find the file when using include or require with "./" in the include path.

#License MIT