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[sindresorhus]

What OS and Node version?

Does $ php -S localhost:3000 -t ../ work for you?

[JustinElst]

Windows 10
Node v0.12.7
"Does $ php -S localhost:3000 -t ../ work for you?" no.

With version 1.5.0 of your module it works fine though options:
port=8080, hostname="localhost", base="../", keepalive=false, open, bin
="php", silent=false, env={}, directives={}, router="D:**/router.php"

[sindresorhus]

Can you try 5b18aee and see if that solves it for you?

[JustinElst]

this does start the server and reports:
Document root is correct-path
But php is still using my grunt folder for the document root and not its parrent folder.

[JustinElst]

Do you have any idea what the problem might be?

[sindresorhus]

Not really. Submitting a failing test would help move this forward faster. I don't have time to look into this right now.

[4Z4T4R]

Try this: 4Z4T4R@6ce0c04

[johnstonian]

@sindresorhus,

I think something is up with the npm package. I ran npm update to get grunt-php 1.5.1. However, the php.js file didn't change. Experienced the same issue as @MrGekko.

However, if I manually modify php.js to include the new lines from the latest commit, the plugin works with the base variable set at "../", or even "./"

Even running npm install [email protected] doesn't grab the latest changes for the php.js file. It appears to be the same file from version 1.5.0. Could something be wrong with the package being served from npm?

The following are the lines I manually added to php.js file in the appropriate places to make the plugin work on my local machine:

var path = require('path');

and

args.push('-t', path.resolve(options.base));

[sindresorhus]

The task is now correctly resolving the base option:

grunt-php/tasks/php.js

Line 78 in cfc25ce

spawnArguments.push('-t', path.resolve(options.base));

Open a new issue if this is still a problem.