Hello world samples ?

[maxired]

Hey,

this project looks very promising, but I got hard time trying to understand what you expect an application to look like.

Is there a place where I could find hello world application for the different supported language?

[defanator]

@maxired you can find "hello world" examples for PHP, Python and Go in pre-compiled packages:
http://unit.nginx.org/docs-installation.html#precompiled-packages

(Also, we're going to add package sources to this repo as well.)

[maxired]

@defanator thanks.
so from what I could read in examples files of http://nginx.org/packages/mainline/ubuntu/pool/nginx/u/unit/unit_0.1-1~xenial_amd64.deb

For php : just write regular php that would be executed on any webserver

For python: use wsgi for now. Here Hello world from wikipedia :

def application(environ, start_response):
    start_response('200 OK', [('Content-Type', 'text/plain')])
    yield 'Hello World\n'

For go: this is a different story. you should write an app, creating a net/http server, and bind it with unit.ListenAndServe("8000", nil) . Does this port value mean anything ?

[defanator]

@maxired no, in case of plugging Go app into unit you may use any address/port there. In order to build and test "hello world" Go app from examples provided in the package, please do the following:

# sudo apt-get install unit-dev
# go build -o /tmp/go-app /usr/share/doc/unit/examples/go-app/let-my-people.go
# sudo service unitd restoreconfig /usr/share/doc/unit/examples/example.config
# curl http://localhost:8500/foo/bar/
Method : GET
URL    : /foo/bar/
Host   : localhost:8500

[Jim-Lin]

Hi @maxired

If the Go application is executed directly, the unit module will fall back to the http module. If the Go application is launched by Unit, it will communicate with the Unit router via shared memory.

from http://unit.nginx.org/docs-installation.html#source-code

[docteurklein]

yould you have an example application for php as well?

[maxired]

@docteurklein, looks like you can't just write any php code as you would with apache or any other php cgi.

for example the sample in the repo is

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

[igorsysoev]

On 12 Sep 2017, at 12:48, Maxence Dalmais ***@***.***> wrote: @docteurklein, looks like you can't just write any php code as you would with apache or any other php cgi.

No. You should be able to run any existent PHP code without changes.

…

-- Igor Sysoev http://nginx.com

[docteurklein]

I can confirm it starts working on my legacy app.
here is a working config for symfony:

{
    "listeners": {
        "*:8300": {
            "application": "api"
        }
    },
    "applications": {
        "api": {
            "type": "php",
            "workers": 20,
            "root": "/usr/src/app/web",
            "index": "app.php",
            "script": "app.php"
        }
    }
}

on debian, the php.ini is located at /etc/php/7.0/embed/php.ini

[centminmod]

Would love to see a official list of usage examples of Nginx Unit submitted by users especially for python and go apps which I am not that familiar with.

[rpv-tomsk]

Example is also needed for recently-added Perl support.

Thanks!

[defanator]

@rpv-tomsk here they are:

https://github.com/nginx/unit/blob/master/pkg/deb/debian.module/unit.example-perl-config
https://github.com/nginx/unit/blob/master/pkg/deb/debian.module/unit.example-perl-app

[VBart]

@rpv-tomsk there's one in the blog post: https://www.nginx.com/blog/unit-0-6-beta-release-available-now/

[lth2015]

@defanator @maxired
when I use these command, it doesn't work:

# yum install unit-devel 
# go build -o /tmp/go-app /usr/share/doc/unit/examples/go-app/let-my-people.go
# sudo service unitd restoreconfig /usr/share/doc/unit/examples/example.config

{
	"success": "Reconfiguration done."
}

curl http://localhost:8500/foo/bar/
Read header timeout

Golang example doesn't work in my centos7 system, can you help me?

My compiled unitd verson:

#unitd version
unit version: 0.1
configured as ./configure --prefix=/usr --modules=/usr/lib64/unit/modules --control=unix:/var/run/control.unit.sock --pid=/var/run/unitd.pid --log=/var/log/unitd.log --debug --tests

[lth2015]

My problem is: Unit binary version and Unit source code version is not same, details in here: #126.

@defanator - would it be possible to get a POST example, ideally in Perl? thanks.