* CGI (Common Gateway Interface) support (requires RedBrick mod)
* SCGI (Simple Common Gateway Interface) support (requires OrangeCircle mod)
* JSGI (JavaScript Gateway Interface) support (requires YellowSquare mod)
* PHP support (PHP-CGI with RedBrick mod or PHP-FPM with GreenRhombus mod)
### Additional functionality
* Logging
* Ability to display IP addresses, from which originally request was made (from reverse proxies; via X-Forwarded-For)
## Building SVR.JS
To build SVR.JS, you need Node.JS 18.0.0 or newer.
Before building SVR.JS, install the npm packages using this command:
```bash
npm install
```
After installing the packages, build SVR.JS with this command:
```bash
npm run build
```
After running the command, you will get bundled SVR.JS script, around with built-in utilities and assets in the `dist` directory. You will also get a zip archive in `out` directory, that can be installed using SVR.JS installer
## Installation (built from source)
To install SVR.JS you just built from the source code, you can install it via SVR.JS installer for GNU/Linux or manually.
If you want to install SVR.JS manually, you can read the [server documentation](https://svrjs.org/docs/tentative).
If you want to install via SVR.JS installer for GNU/Linux, run this command:
You will be then prompted about the type of installation. Choose option “2” to install SVR.JS from the zip archive, and type in the path to the zip archive (hint: it is in the `out` directory).
After typing the path, you may be prompted to install dependencies via GNU/Linux distribution’s package manager. Proceed with the installation of dependencies.
After installation, SVR.JS should be listening at http://localhost.
## SVR.JS documentation
You can read the [SVR.JS documentation](https://svrjs.org/docs/tentative) to get information on how to use SVR.JS.
## npm scripts
- To build SVR.JS along with the zip archive, run `npm run build`.
- To check SVR.JS code for errors with ESLint, run `npm run lint`.
- To fix and beautify SVR.JS code with ESLint and Prettier, run `npm run lint:fix`.
- To run SVR.JS from the "dist" folder, run `npm start`.
- To test SVR.JS itself, run `npm run dev`. This removes existing configuration.
- To perform unit tests with Jest, run `npm test`.
## File structure
The file structure for SVR.JS source code looks like this:
- .husky - Git hooks
- assets - files to copy into dist folder and to the archive
- dist - contains SVR.JS, assets, and SVR.JS utiltiies
- generatedAssets - assets generated by the build script
