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Symfony Server

Symfony Server is a local web server that you can use to develop Symfony applications. It is a replacement for the PHP built-in web server and provides a more complete development environment.

Enabling HTTPS Support​

To enable HTTPS support, run the following command:

symfony server:ca:install

Starting the Symfony Server​

To start the Symfony server, run the following command:

symfony server:start

To start the Symfony server on a specific port, run the following command:

symfony server:start --port=8000

To start the Symfony server on a deamon mode, run the following command:

symfony serve -d

Stopping the Symfony Server​

To stop the Symfony server, run the following command:

symfony server:stop

Checking the Symfony Server Status​

To check the Symfony server status, run the following command:

symfony server:status

Checking the Symfony Server Logs​

To check the Symfony server logs, run the following command:

symfony server:log

Launching the Symfony Server in a specific PHP version​

To launch the Symfony server in a specific PHP version, run the following command in the project directory:

echo 7.4 > .php-version

If you want check the PHP version, run the following command:

symfony local:php:list

Opening the Symfony Server in the Browser​

To open the Symfony server in the browser, run the following command:

symfony open:local

Clearing the Symfony Cache​

To clear the Symfony cache, run the following command:

symfony console cache:clear