CLI / server
The server command (aliased as s) boots the Puma web server to run your Roda application in either development or production environments.
Overview
bin/roda server serves as the primary entry point for launching the web server on port 4000. It checks required environment configuration before booting.
Usage
$ bin/roda server
Environment Modes
Development Mode (Default)
When RACK_ENV is not set to production, bin/roda server starts Puma in development mode:
$ bin/roda server
Production Mode
When RACK_ENV=production, bin/roda server enforces environment checks and enables YJIT performance optimizations:
$ RACK_ENV=production SESSION_SECRET="your_secret" DATABASE_URL="postgres://..." bin/roda server
- Session Secret Check: Ensures
SESSION_SECRETenvironment variable is defined. - Database Check: Ensures
DATABASE_URLenvironment variable is defined (if database is enabled). - YJIT Acceleration: Launches Ruby with YJIT flags enabled (
RUBYOPT=--yjit RUBY_YJIT_ENABLE=1) for optimal production execution speed.