Mercure hub, in PHP.
Discover Mercure: The best way to discover Mercure is to run the server in dev mode with active subcription. This enables all the features including a UI (you'll be redirected on) where you can quickly test mercure locally.
The easiest way is probably to run it in docker:
docker run \
-e DRUMKIT_TLS_KEY=/ssl/mercure-router.local-key.pem \
-e DRUMKIT_TLS_CERT=/ssl/mercure-router.local.pem \
-e DRUMKIT_CORSORIGIN=mercure-router.local \
-e DRUMKIT_SECURITY_PUBLISHER_KEY='!ChangeThisMercureHubJWTSecretKey!' \
-e DRUMKIT_SECURITY_SUBSCRIBER_KEY='!ChangeThisMercureHubJWTSecretKey!' \
-v ./ssl:/ssl \
--rm -it nekdev/drumkit
Please notice that you must provide SSL certificates to run drumkit.
You may want to use mkcert to quickly generate certificates in local:
# Generate a certification and install it in your browsers
mkcert -install
# Create a certificate for mercure-router.local
# Change the value of the option corsOrigin to make it work with DRUMKIT
mkcert -cert-file ssl/mercure-router.local.pem -key-file ssl/mercure-router.local-key.pem "mercure-router.local"
make configure-dev
composer install
# To avoid SSL issues, use this domain which is the one configured in the makefile
echo "127.0.0.1 mercure-router.local" | sudo tee --append /etc/host > /dev/null
Run it with:
./bin/drumkit \
--tls-cert=ssl/mercure-router.local.pem \
--tls-key=ssl/mercure-router.local-key.pem \
--security-publisher-key='!ChangeThisMercureHubJWTSecretKey!' \
--security-subscriber-key='!ChangeThisMercureHubJWTSecretKey!' \
--corsOrigin=mercure-router.local \
[--dev]
Then open https://mercure-router.local in your browser.
If you are running the command with --dev
option, you should be redirected to
https://mercure-router.local/.well-known/mercure/ui/
ℹ️ You can also use a file to configure DRUMKIT, see documentation for more information.
- Support Redis as event storage
- Add no-ssl option (to make it possible to run it behinds a proxy easily)
Read this: https://amphp.org/production or use the docker implementation.
This project is NOT designed to be used as a library. It provides a single node mercure server.
This is why no backward compatibility is provided on any class ATM.
But you can expect no behavior change in minor version, including:
- Configuration files format
- Command options
This project follows semver and so we may break any of the previous statement on major version learn more in the CHANGELOG.md file provided as well.