NAME
    Toadfarm - One Mojolicious app to rule them all

VERSION
    0.70

DESCRIPTION
    Toadfarm is a module for configuring and starting your Mojolicious
    applications. You can either combine multiple applications in one
    script, or just use it as a init script.

    Core features:

    *   Wrapper around hypnotoad that makes your application Sys-V
        <https://www.debian-administration.org/article/28/Making_scripts_run
        _at_boot_time_with_Debian> compatible.

    *   Advanced routing and virtual host configuration. Also support
        routing from behind another web server, such as nginx
        <http://nginx.com/>. This feature is very much like
        Mojolicious::Plugin::Mount on steroids.

    *   Hijacking log messages to a common log file. There's also plugin,
        Toadfarm::Plugin::AccessLog, that allows you to log the requests
        sent to your server.

SYNOPSIS
  Script
    Here is an example script that sets up logging and mounts some
    applications under different domains, as well as loading in some custom
    plugins.

    See Toadfarm::Manual::DSL for more information about the different
    functions.

      #!/usr/bin/perl
      use Toadfarm -init;

      logging {
        combined => 1,
        file     => "/var/log/toadfarm/app.log",
        level    => "info",
      };

      mount "MyApp"  => {
        Host   => "myapp.example.com",
        config => {
          config_parameter_for_myapp => "foo"
        },
      };

      mount "/path/to/app" => {
        Host        => "example.com",
        mount_point => "/other",
      };

      mount "Catch::All::App";

      plugin "Toadfarm::Plugin::AccessLog";

      start; # needs to be at the last line

  Usage
    You don't have to put "Script" in init.d, but it will work with standard
    start/stop actions.

      $ /etc/init.d/your-script reload
      $ /etc/init.d/your-script start
      $ /etc/init.d/your-script stop

    See also "Init script" in Toadfarm::Manual::RunningToadfarm for more
    details.

    You can also start the application with normal Mojolicious commands:

      $ morbo /etc/init.d/your-script
      $ /etc/init.d/your-script daemon

DOCUMENTATION INDEX
    *   Toadfarm::Manual::Intro - Introduction.

    *   Toadfarm::Manual::DSL - Domain specific language for Toadfarm.

    *   Toadfarm::Manual::Config - Config file format.

    *   Toadfarm::Manual::RunningToadfarm - Command line options.

    *   Toadfarm::Manual::BehindReverseProxy - Toadfarm behind nginx.

    *   Toadfarm::Manual::VirtualHost - Virtual host setup.

PLUGINS
    *   Toadfarm::Plugin::AccessLog

        Log each request that hit your application.

    *   Toadfarm::Plugin::Reload

        Reload Hypnotoad with a GitHub push hook
        <https://help.github.com/articles/about-webhooks/>.

    *   Mojolicious::Plugin::SizeLimit

        Kill Hypnotoad workers if they grow too large.

    *   Mojolicious::Plugin::SetUserGroup

        Start as root, run workers as less user. See also "Listen to
        standard HTTP ports" in Toadfarm::Manual::RunningToadfarm.

PREVIOUS VERSIONS
    Toadfarm prior to version 0.49 used to be a configuration file loaded in
    by the "toadfarm" script. This resulted in all the executables to be
    named "toadfarm" instead of something descriptive. It also felt a bit
    awkward to take over "MOJO_CONFIG" and use all the crazy hacks to start
    "hypnotoad".

    It also didn't work well as an init script, so there still had to be a
    seperate solution for that.

    The new Toadfarm DSL aim to solve all of these issues. This means that
    if you decide to still use any "MOJO_CONFIG", it should be for the
    applications loaded from inside "Toadfarm" and not the startup script.

    Note that the old solution still works, but a warning tells you to
    change to the new DSL based API.

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
    Copyright (C) 2014, Jan Henning Thorsen

    This program is free software, you can redistribute it and/or modify it
    under the terms of the Artistic License version 2.0.

AUTHOR
    Jan Henning Thorsen - "jhthorsen@cpan.org"