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Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Installation
• Features
• Screenshots
• Commands
• Contributing
• License

Introduction

Termux Webzone is a CLI application which provides a ton of features for web developers to build, run and test their php applications within the limits of android. The application is designed only to work with Termux.

Requirements

• php 7.3+
• curl
• termux

Installation

Basics

Basically, we need to update and upgrade our packages first. After that we will install php and setup permission to use storage.

pkg update -y
pkg upgrade -y
pkg install php wget -y
termux-setup-storage

Using wget

Run the command and the script will take care of the rest.

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/albinvar/webzone-api/main/installer/installer.php -O - | php

Using curl

Run the command and the script will take care of the rest.

curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/albinvar/webzone-api/main/installer/installer.php | php

Using composer

Remember, installing with composer requires each and every libraries should be downloaded first.

composer global require albinvar/termux-webzone 

Manual installation

• Download the script from here.
• Execute the file using php.

php installer.php

• You can also install via composer by adding the flag -c or --composer.

php installer.php --composer

Updation

You can update webzone simply using the inbuilt command.

webzone self-update

Or if you have installed via composer, use

composer global update albinvar/termux-webzone

Additionaly, old users needs to regenerate settings using the command webzone settings:init -f for any major updates.

Features

• Install PhpMyAdmin
• Create Wordpress site
• Create Development server
• Configure composer globally
• Create almost 4+ php framework projects.
• Create onion sites (tor)
• Portforwading through Ngrok
• Portforwading through Localhost.run
• Settings option to configure everything.
• More features coming soon...

Screenshots

Installer	Webzone CLI
👁 desktop	👁 desktop

Commands

The following commands are available in our tool. You can use the individual crafting routines which are similar to the Artisan commands.

basics Commands

• about
• manager
• settings
• self-update

Installable packages

• install:mysql
• install:pma

Create Commands

• create:codelighniter
• create:laravel
• create:nette
• create:symfony
• create:sapper
• create:zend

Installer Commands

• installer:laravel
• installer:symfony
• installer:fixer
• installer:phpstan
• installer:wordpress

Server Commands

• server:all
• server:dev
• server:pma
• server:mysql
• server:wordpress

Port-forwarding Commands

• share:localhost.run
• share:ngrok
• share:tor

Others

• composer:global
• project:list (Beta)

Available Commands

You can use this Commands specifically builded for each features.

Basic Commands

manager

$ webzone manager 

Use : An interactive web interface for managing files inside termux storage built using php. Thanks to Ging-dev for this attractive feature.

options

• -f | --force -> reinstall file manager forcefully if you have any errors.

settings

$ webzone settings

Use : Helps to configure ports and paths to be used for each commands.

self-update

$ webzone self-update

Use : Automatically updates webzone to latest version.

composer:global

$ webzone composer:global

Use : Configure composer globally.

Create Commands

create:codelighniter

$ webzone create:codelighniter blog 

Use : Create a fresh new codelighniter project on default project root.

arguments

• name -> Sets App/Project name.

options

• --path (optional) -> Overides default app/project root to a custom root.

create:laravel

$ webzone create:laravel blog 

Use : Create a fresh new laravel project on default project root.

arguments

• name -> Sets App/Project name.

options

• --path(optional) -> Overides default app/project root to a custom root.

create:symfony

$ webzone create:symfony blog --type api

Use : Create a fresh new Symfony project on default project root.

arguments

• name -> Sets App/Project name.

options

• --path (optional) -> Overides default app/project root to a custom root.
• --type (optional) -> Sets application type. By default uses web as type. Expects web or api.

create:zend

$ webzone create:zend blog 

Use : Create a fresh new zend project on default project root.

arguments

• name -> Sets App/Project name.

options

• --path (optional) -> Overides default app/project root to a custom root.

create:nette

$ webzone create:nette blog

Use : Create a fresh new nette project on default project root.

arguments

• name -> Sets App/Project name.

options

• --path (optional) -> Overides default app/project root to a custom root.

create:lumen

$ webzone create:lumen blog

Use : Create a fresh new lumen project on default project root.

arguments

• name -> Sets app/project name.

options

• --path (optional) -> Overides default app/project root to a custom root.

create:cakephp

$ webzone create:cakephp blog

Use : Create a fresh new nette project on default project root.

arguments

• name -> Sets app/project name.

options

• --path (optional) -> Overides default app/project root to a custom root.

create:yii

$ webzone create:yii blog --type=basic

Use : Create a fresh new Yii project on default project root.

arguments

• name -> Sets app/project name.

options

• --path (optional) -> Overides default app/project root to a custom root.
• --type (optional) -> Sets application type. By default uses basic as type. Expects basic or advanced.

create:sapper

$ webzone create:sapper --name blog 

Use : Create a fresh new sapper project on default project root.

options

• --name -> Set's sapper project name.
• --path(optional) -> Overides default app/project root to a custom root.

Installable packages

install:mysql

$ webzone install:mysql

Use : Install MySql Database (mariadb).

install:pma

$ webzone install:pma

Use : Download and Install PhpMyAdmin latest version from server.

options

• -fresh -> Remove existing PhpMyAdmin and install latest version from PhpMyAdmin website.

Installer Commands

installer:fixer

$ webzone installer:fixer 

Use : Install and configure php-cs-fixer globally. You can use php-cs-fixer -h for more details.

options

• --uninstall -> Remove php-cs-fixer from device.

installer:laravel

$ webzone installer:laravel

Use : Install laravel-installer latest version from packagist.

options

• --uninstall -> Remove laravel-installer globally.

installer:phpstan

$ webzone installer:phpstan

Use : Install phpstan latest version from packagist.

options

• --uninstall -> Remove phpstan globally.

installer:symfony

$ webzone installer:symfony

Use : Install Symfony CLI from server.

installer:wordpress

$ webzone installer:wordpress

Use : Install wordpress latest version from server.

options

• -f|--force -> Reinstall wordpress from server.

Server Commands

server:all

$ webzone server:all

Use : Enable Localhost, Pma, Mysql just in one command (BETA).

server:dev

$ webzone server:dev

Use : Start localhost for development with the path set in settings. by default uses /sdcard/www.

options

• --n -> Prevent opening browser after starting server.
• --port -> Overides default port (8080) set in settings.
• --path -> Overides default path (/sdcard/www) set in settings.

server:mysql

$ webzone server:mysql

Use : Start MySql database with the default port set in settings. by default uses /sdcard/www.

options

• --port -> Overides default port (3306) set in settings.
• -s | --stop -> Kill all Mysql processes.

server:pma

$ webzone server:pma

Use : Start PhpMyAdmin on default port (8000) in settings.

options

• --n -> Prevent opening browser after starting server.
• --port -> Overides default port (8000) set in settings.

server:wordpress

$ webzone server:wordpress

Use : Start wordpress site on default port (7070) in settings.

options

• --n -> Prevent opening browser after starting server.
• --port -> Overides default port (7070) set in settings.

Port-forwarding Commands

share:localhost.run

$ webzone share:localhost.run

Use : Connect a tunnel to your web appplication running on port 8080 (default)

options

• --port -> Overides default port (8080).

share:localhost.run

$ webzone share:localhost.run

Use : Connect a tunnel to your web appplication running on port 8080 (default)

options

• --port -> Overides default port (8080).

share:localhost.run

$ webzone share:localhost.run

Use : Connect a tunnel to your web appplication running on port 8080 (default)

options

• --port -> Overides default port (8080).

share:ngrok

$ webzone share:ngrok

Use : ngrok provides a real-time web UI where you can introspect all HTTP traffic running over your tunnels. Replay any request against your tunnel with one click.

options

• --port -> Overides ngrok port setting.
• -s | --stop -> Kill all Ngrok processes.

share:tor

$ webzone share:tor

Use : Set up a website in the Onion/Tor network.

(NB: The developer of webzone will not be responsible for any misuses done by users.)

options

• --reset -> Reset tor configuration.
• --port -> Set the port to be shared to tor Network

project:list (beta)

$ webzone project:list

Use : Show all directories inside project root folder.

Credits

@albinvar @shmshd

Contributing

License

MIT. See LICENSE for more details.