boxlang-runtime-miniserver

Run a BoxLang application in a lightweight web server by launching the Undertow-based MiniServer, which uses miniserver.json and .boxlang.json conventions to configure local development and production-like testing environments.

Configure health checks and warmup URLs for a BoxLang web server by defining the settings in your miniserver.json file, which the MiniServer reads at launch to manage deployment readiness and application preloading.

Yes, you can use environment variables to override BoxLang MiniServer configuration values, allowing you to dynamically adjust Undertow parameters and application settings without modifying the miniserver.json file directly.

The best way to test BoxLang apps locally with an Undertow server is using the MiniServer runtime, which enforces project conventions via miniserver.json and provides tunable Undertow parameters for performance testing.

Yes, the BoxLang MiniServer supports staging and development deployments by providing a lightweight Undertow-based runtime that streamlines configuration and enables health checking for production-like environments.

Yes, miniserver.json is required to start a BoxLang development server because the MiniServer enforces configuration through this file, using it to define warmup URLs, health checks, and Undertow parameters.