I want to get http_host for back office in spryker can anyone help how should i get it ?

U042Q46D597

I want to get http_host for back office in spryker
can anyone help how should i get it ?

U04FXCTCWPP

You mean getenv('SPRYKER_ZED_HOST')...?

U042Q46D597

i want to get $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] in spryker
but i do not know how to get it in spryker ?

U042Q46D597

i want to verify wether it is http or https ?

U04FXCTCWPP

If you have xdebug configured, then you can just set up a random breakpoint somewhere in PHPStorm, load a shop page and once the breakpoint is caught, you can check the value of $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] in PHPStorm.

U042Q46D597

i tried to print $_SERVER but i did not get HTTP_HOST in $_SERVER array ?

U04FXCTCWPP

Try what I just described above and see if you can find it that way.

U04FXCTCWPP

So like this:

U042Q46D597

Okay @U04FXCTCWPP
But i want to get http or https because i want to append this to third party url..and i do not have xdebug configured

U04FXCTCWPP

Well, at least in my case, the value I have for $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] is the same what I see in my browser's URL bar. What do you see in yours? http or https?

U04FXCTCWPP

Also, for configuring xedbug (if you are using Docker):
https://docs.spryker.com/docs/scos/dev/the-docker-sdk/202204.0/configuring-debugging-in-docker.html
It is very helpful, you should try to set it.

U042Q46D597

when i print $_SERVER i did not get HTTP_HOST

U04FXCTCWPP

Where and how do you print this? Because you don't seem to have any HTTP_ entries in there.
(Also, you should probably remove that copypaste from here or at least edit it and remove the private key from it, as for reasons of security, you should not share that publicly)

U042Q46D597

yes i removed

U04FXCTCWPP

So, where did you print that?

U042Q46D597

i print in my facade file...

U04FXCTCWPP

And if you check the URL in your browser for the page you are on, what do you see there?

U042Q46D597

that is backoffice url

U04FXCTCWPP

Because, as I mentioned above, the $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] seems to be the same as what is in the browser's URL bar. So for example when I go to the Zed login page, the URL is:
<http://backoffice.de.spryker.local/security-gui/login>
and the $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] value is:
[backoffice.de](http://backoffice.de).spryker.local

U04FXCTCWPP

So you should be able to derive that from the URL you see there, based on the above example.

U042Q46D597

Okay @U04FXCTCWPP
got it now
so i created one console command which do some db operations and after that i want to get the http or https what ever it may be ?
how should i get that ?

U04FXCTCWPP

I'm not sure if http even comes into the picture at all if you're only working with a console command. Seeing how you didn't have any HTTP_ entries in your $_SERVER, I think you might simply not have that there at all. But if what you really need is simply to know whether you are using http or https, then you might simply check the SSL settings in your config.

U04FXCTCWPP

And that should be available.

U04FXCTCWPP

Use getenv('SPRYKER_SSL_ENABLE')

U04FXCTCWPP

Yep, as I suspected:
https://www.php.net/manual/en/reserved.variables.server.php

Note: When running PHP on the command line most of these entries will not be available or have any meaning.

U042Q46D597

Got that

getenv('SPRYKER_SSL_ENABLE') ? 'https' : 'http';