function BuildTestBase::instantiateServer
Do the work of making a server process.
Test authors should call visit() or assertVisit() instead.
When initializing the server, if '.ht.router.php' exists in the root, it is leveraged. If testing with a version of Drupal before 8.5.x., this file does not exist.
Parameters
int $port: The port number for the server.
string|null $working_dir: (optional) Server docroot relative to the workspace filesystem. Defaults to the workspace directory.
Return value
\Symfony\Component\Process\Process The server process.
Throws
\RuntimeException Thrown if we were unable to start a web server.
2 calls to BuildTestBase::instantiateServer()
- BuildTestBase::standUpServer in core/
tests/ Drupal/ BuildTests/ Framework/ BuildTestBase.php  - Makes a local test server using PHP's internal HTTP server.
 - BuildTestTest::testPortMany in core/
tests/ Drupal/ BuildTests/ Framework/ Tests/ BuildTestTest.php  - @covers ::findAvailablePort[[api-linebreak]]
 
File
- 
              core/
tests/ Drupal/ BuildTests/ Framework/ BuildTestBase.php, line 420  
Class
- BuildTestBase
 - Provides a workspace to test build processes.
 
Namespace
Drupal\BuildTests\FrameworkCode
protected function instantiateServer($port, $working_dir = NULL) {
  $finder = new PhpExecutableFinder();
  $working_path = $this->getWorkingPath($working_dir);
  $server = [
    $finder->find(),
    '-S',
    self::$hostName . ':' . $port,
    '-t',
    $working_path,
  ];
  if (file_exists($working_path . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . '.ht.router.php')) {
    $server[] = $working_path . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . '.ht.router.php';
  }
  $ps = new Process($server, $working_path);
  $ps->setIdleTimeout(30)
    ->setTimeout(30)
    ->start();
  // Wait until the web server has started. It is started if the port is no
  // longer available.
  for ($i = 0; $i < 50; $i++) {
    usleep(100000);
    if (!$this->checkPortIsAvailable($port)) {
      return $ps;
    }
  }
  throw new \RuntimeException(sprintf("Unable to start the web server.\nCMD: %s \nCODE: %d\nSTATUS: %s\nOUTPUT:\n%s\n\nERROR OUTPUT:\n%s", $ps->getCommandLine(), $ps->getExitCode(), $ps->getStatus(), $ps->getOutput(), $ps->getErrorOutput()));
}
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