AMPP

AMPP (Apache, MariaDB, PHP per Project) is Windows utility to configure and run Apache (with PHP), MySQL/MariaDB instances per each project.
So you have configuration files in the project directory and run stand-alone servers only when developing (like Meteor).

Requirements

Apache 2.4
MariaDB
PHP 5.6+

Installation

AMPP is installed only for the current user in the %LOCALAPPDATA%\ampp directory

Download install.ps1 script and run it in the PowerShell.

Or run this command in Cmd.exe:

powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Command "iex ((New-Object System.Net.WebClient).DownloadString('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/uiii/ampp/master/install.ps1'))"

Paths

AMPP will find all (search all hard drives) required application's installation paths on the first start.
If you want to specify the paths manually, put it in the file %LOCALAPPDATA%\ampp\.cache\paths in format <application-key>|<installation-path>.
Available application keys are: apache, mariadb, php5, php7.

For e.g.

apache|C:\tools\Apache\httpd-2.4.20\Apache24
mariadb|C:\Program Files\MariaDB 10.1
php7|C:\tools\php71

Usage

Create project directory:
```
ampp -create <directory>
```
write code ...
run AMPP
```
cd <directory>
ampp
```
visit localhost:8000

Command line options

-start: Start AMPP in the current directory
-init: Initialize AMPP project in the current directory
-create: Create a project directory with name specified by -name parameter and initialize AMPP project inside
-name <name>: Used with -create option
-port <port>: Run Apache on specified port (default 8000), MariaDB will run on the port increased by 1
-phpVersion <version>: Use specific PHP version (available: 5, 7)

Default configurations

In the %LOCALAPPDATA%\ampp\default directory are default configuration files.
It is safe to edit them to change the defaults.

Be careful with the variables starting with $ (e.g. $DOCUMENT_ROOT),
these are replaced by the proper paths when creating new project.

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