phpxmlrpc/extras

A collection of extensions, addons and other stuff that might be of use for development of xml-rpc (and jsonrpc, soap) based applications

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PHPXMLRPC Extras

DESCRIPTION

A collection of server addons that might be of use for development of xml-rpc (and json-rpc) based applications, _(*1)

REQUIREMENTS

PHP 5.4 or newer
phpxmlrpc/phpxmlrpc 4.10.0 or newer

API DOCUMENTATION

documentation can be found in the doc/ directory. NB the docbook manual is quite outdated., _(*2)

COPYRIGHT:

Use of this software is subject to the terms in license.txt, _(*3)

INCLUDED MODULES

AJAX

Demo of ajaxified version of the lib: supports executing xml-rpc/json-rpc calls directly from the client browser after having defined them only once, in php., _(*4)

DOCXMLRPCSERVER:

Subclass of the xml-rpc server that auto-generates HTML documentation of exposed services. Easy as a breeze to use, and extremely user-friendly., _(*5)

PROXY:

Subclass of the xml-rpc server that can act as remote (transparent) xml-rpc proxy to forward calls to a remote server. Can either forward any received call or probe remote server first for existing methods., _(*6)

Running tests

The recommended way to run the library test suite is via the provided Docker containers. A handy shell script is available that simplifies usage of Docker., _(*7)

The full sequence of operations is:, _(*8)

./tests/ci/vm.sh build
./tests/ci/vm.sh start
./tests/ci/vm.sh runtests
./tests/ci/vm.sh stop

# and, once you have finished all testing related work:
./tests/ci/vm.sh cleanup

By default, tests are run using php 7.4 in a Container based on Ubuntu 20 Focal. You can change the version of PHP and Ubuntu in use by setting the environment variables PHP_VERSION and UBUNTU_VERSION before building the Container., _(*9)

To generate the code-coverage report, run ./tests/ci/vm.sh runcoverage, _(*10)

, _(*11)