Phoo
a very simple high performance PHP application server and php-fpm supervisor
Install / Use
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PHOO
modern php application server, it depends on the bullet-proof
php-fpmbut it controls how it is being run.
Examples
Imagine you have a php application that uses a modern framework like laravel, Symfony... etc that app contains a public directory, and that public directory contains the main bootstrap file that serves the incoming requests named
index.php.
# this is all that you need to serve a laravel application!
$ phoo serve -r ./public
⇨ http server started on [::]:8000
But how about changing the address it is listening on to 0.0.0.0:80?
# no problem
$ phoo serve -r ./public --http 0.0.0.0:80
⇨ http server started on [::]:80
Sometimes I want to add custom php.ini settings, is it easy?
# is this ok for you? ;)
$ phoo serve -r ./public -i display_errors=Off -i another_key=another_value
⇨ http server started on [::]:8000
I have a high traffic web app and I want to increase the number of php workers
# increase the workers' count
$ phoo serve -r ./public --workers=20
⇨ http server started on [::]:8000
Hmmmm, but I want to monitor my app via Prometheus metrics, I don't want to do it manually
# no need to do it yourself, this will enable Prometheus metrics at the specified `/metrics` path
$ phoo serve -r ./public --metrics "/metrics"
⇨ http server started on [::]:8000
Can I choose the php-fpm version / binary path?
# Of course
$ phoo serve -r ./public --fpm "php-fpm8.2"
⇨ http server started on [::]:8000
Wow!, it seems phoo has a lot of simple flags/configs, is it documented anywhere?
Just run
phoo serve --helpand enjoy it :), you will find that you can also pass flags viaENVvars, and it will automatically read the.envfile in the current working directory.
Requirements
php-fpm- a shell access to run
phoo:D
Installation
- Binary installations could be done via the releases.
- Docker image is available at
ghcr.io/alash3al/phoo- you can easily
COPY --from=ghcr.io/alash3al/phoo:2.1.8 /usr/bin/phoo /usr/bin/phooto run it into your own custom image!
- you can easily
TODOs
- [x] Add
.env.examplewith comments to describe each var. - [ ] Add future plans/thoughts.
