包简介

HTTP application runner

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Yii HTTP Runner

The package contains a bootstrap for running Yii3 HTTP application.

Requirements

PHP 8.1 - 8.5.

Installation

The package could be installed with Composer:

composer require yiisoft/yii-runner-http

General usage

In your HTTP entry script do the following:

use Yiisoft\Yii\Runner\Http\HttpApplicationRunner;

require_once __DIR__ . '/autoload.php';

(new HttpApplicationRunner(
    rootPath: __DIR__, 
    debug: $_ENV['YII_DEBUG'],
    checkEvents: $_ENV['YII_DEBUG'],
    environment: $_ENV['YII_ENV']
))->run();

Additional configuration

By default, the HttpApplicationRunner is configured to work with Yii application templates and follows the config groups convention.

You can override the default configuration using constructor parameters and immutable setters.

Constructor parameters

$rootPath — the absolute path to the project root.

$debug — whether the debug mode is enabled.

$checkEvents — whether check events' configuration.

$environment — the environment name.

$bootstrapGroup — the bootstrap configuration group name.

$eventsGroup — the events' configuration group name.

$diGroup — the container definitions' configuration group name.

$diProvidersGroup — the container providers' configuration group name.

$diDelegatesGroup — the container delegates' configuration group name.

$diTagsGroup — the container tags' configuration group name.

$paramsGroup — the config parameters group name.

$nestedParamsGroups — configuration group names that are included into config parameters group. This is needed for recursive merge parameters.

$nestedEventsGroups — configuration group names that are included into events' configuration group. This is needed for reverse and recursive merge events' configurations.

$configModifiers — configuration modifiers.

$configDirectory — the relative path from $rootPath to the configuration storage location.

$vendorDirectory — the relative path from $rootPath to the vendor directory.

$configMergePlanFile — the relative path from $configDirectory to merge plan.

$logger — the logger to collect errors while container is building.

$bufferSize — the size of the buffer in bytes to send the content of the message body (default, 8Mb).

$temporaryErrorHandler — a temporary error handler that is needed to handle creating of configuration and container instances.

$emitter — an emitter to send the response.

$useRemoveBodyByStatusMiddleware — whether to remove the body of the response for specific response status codes.

$useContentLengthMiddleware — whether to manage the Content-Length header to the response.

$useHeadRequestMiddleware — whether to remove the body of the response for HEAD requests.

Immutable setters

If the configuration instance settings differ from the default you can specify a customized configuration instance:

/**
 * @var Yiisoft\Config\ConfigInterface $config
 * @var Yiisoft\Yii\Runner\Http\HttpApplicationRunner $runner
 */

$runner = $runner->withConfig($config);

The default container is Yiisoft\Di\Container. But you can specify any implementation of the Psr\Container\ContainerInterface:

/**
 * @var Psr\Container\ContainerInterface $container
 * @var Yiisoft\Yii\Runner\Http\HttpApplicationRunner $runner
 */

$runner = $runner->withContainer($container);

In addition to the error handler that is defined in the container, the runner uses a temporary error handler. A temporary error handler is needed to handle the creation of configuration and container instances, then the error handler configured in your application configuration will be used.

By default, the temporary error handler uses HTML renderer and logging to a file. You can override this as follows:

/**
 * @var Psr\Log\LoggerInterface $logger
 * @var Yiisoft\ErrorHandler\Renderer\PlainTextRenderer $renderer
 * @var Yiisoft\Yii\Runner\Http\HttpApplicationRunner $runner
 */

$runner = $runner->withTemporaryErrorHandler(
    new Yiisoft\ErrorHandler\ErrorHandler($logger, $renderer),
);