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PickleWeb

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Lite version of packagist, used for PHP extensions via Pickle or as a simple index for PHP extensions.

Aims to index PHP, HHVM or other implementations' extensions, according to pickle goals.

TODOs

Github authentification done, package registration&validation in progress, layout, logo and UI done for the general design. Best way to contribute and know what has to be done is to follow the issues and create a PR :)

We will try to keep up-to-date as much as possible :)

Setup

composer install

OAuth

To properly test the application, you will have to login using OAuth and one of the three supported providers. To do so, you will have to create a test application. For example, on Github:

  • Go to https://github.com/settings/applications
  • And click on Register new application
  • Fill in the "Application name" field with a descriptive name, for example "pickleweb-dev"
  • Set the "Homepage URL" to http://localhost:8080 (this URL depends on the method you chose to run the application, PHP or Docker)
  • Set the "Authorization callback URL" to http://localhost:8080/login/github (this URL depends on the method you chose to run the application, PHP or Docker)

Once done, click on the "Register Application" button to get the client ID and secret for your application.

Then, copy src/config.json.example to src/config.json and fill you ID and secret in the proper section.

You are now ready to run the Pickle Web application and use authentication.

Running

PHP built-in server

php -S 0.0.0.0:8080 -t web

On Windows this might under circumstances require administrative privileges to work properly. In any case, the credentials under which PHP is running need to allow symlinking.

Docker

First, install docker (or boot2docker) and docker-compose then run the following command:

docker-compose up

PickleWeb will then be available at http://localhost:8080.

If you are using boot2docker, you will have to replace localhost with the IP of your boot2docker VM (you can get it by running boot2docker ip).

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