app

  $app = app;

Used to fetch the Toadfarm / Mojolicious instance that the rest of the functions below are using.

change_root

  change_root qw(--userspec www-data:www-data /path/to/jail);

Used to change user/group and root directory. Note that this require the Toadfarm script to be started as "root", but it also requires that the underlying "chroot" command result in changing the user. Not changing the effective user from "root" (UID=0) will result in an infinite loop.

This function is experimental and subject to change.

See also "sudo".

logging

  logging {
    combined => 0,
    path     => "/path/to/log/file.log",
    level    => "info",
  };

Used to set up Mojo::Log. See "path" in Mojo::Log and "level" in Mojo::Log for details on the accepted values. "combined" can be set to true to make all the mounted apps use the same Mojo::Log object.

mount

  mount "/path/to/mojo-app" => \%config;
  mount "My::Mojo::App" => \%config;
  mount "My::Mojo::App";

This function will mount a Mojolicious application in the Toadfarm application. An application can either be a full path to the application or a class name. The apps are processed in the order they are defined. This means that the first app that match a given rule will receive the request.

See Toadfarm::Manual::Config for details on %config.

An application without %config is considered to be a "catch all" application, meaning that it will get all the requests that do not match any of the above.

plugin

  plugin "My::Mojo::Plugin" => \%config;
  plugin "AccessLog";

Used to load a Mojolicious::Plugin. In addition to the default Mojolicious::Plugin namespace, this application will also search in the "Toadfarm::Plugin::" namespace.

run_as

  run_as $uid;
  run_as $username;

Use "sudo" (might change) to force the script to be run as a given user.

See also "change_root".

secrets

  secrets @str;

Used to set application "secrets" in Mojolicious. A random secret will be set if none is specified.

Note: This function is experimental and might be removed in future release.

start

  start;
  start \@listen, %config;
  start %config;

Used to start the application. Both @listen and %config are optional, but will be used to specify the "SETTINGS" in Mojo::Server::Hypnotoad.

These three examples do the same thing:

  # 1.
  start proxy => 1;
  # 2.
  start ["http://*:8080"], {proxy => 1};
  # 3.
  start {listen => ["http://*:8080"], proxy => 1};