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I've been trying, for some time now, to create a local process that will act as a CLI for my server. The idea is similar to what Drush does for Drupal servers.

Now, After I've succeeded, I haven't created the CLI interface yet (will probably use a 3rd party code) but I wanted to share my solution withto my biggest obstacle in the worldmatter: Transferring messages between a local process to my running and active server without using REST services because they add security risk with some commands.

I've been trying, for some time now, to create a local process that will act as a CLI for my server. The idea is similar to what Drush does for Drupal servers.

Now, After I've succeeded, I wanted to share my solution with the world.

I've been trying, for some time now, to create a local process that will act as a CLI for my server. The idea is similar to what Drush does for Drupal servers.

I haven't created the CLI interface yet (will probably use a 3rd party code) but I wanted to share my solution to my biggest obstacle in the matter: Transferring messages between a local process to my running and active server without using REST services because they add security risk with some commands.

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Creating a communication stream between a server and a local process

I've been trying, for some time now, to create a local process that will act as a CLI for my server. The idea is similar to what Drush does for Drupal servers.

Now, After I've succeeded, I wanted to share my solution with the world.