The "supernova" is another bucket for Scoop. Scoop is a command-line installer for Windows, like homebrew.

Requirements:

• PowerShell 3
• PowerShell must be enabled for your user account e.g. set-executionpolicy unrestricted -s cu

On Windows 8 and 10 Power Shell already installed. For run just type in cmd:

powershell

To install scoop (run in powershell console):

iex (new-object net.webclient).downloadstring('https://get.scoop.sh')

Once installed, run scoop help for instructions.

To make it easy to install apps from this bucket, run scoop bucket add scoop-supernova https://github.com/Sandex/scoop-supernova.git

Check that it works:

scoop bucket list

For update run:

scoop update

For example, search all avialable PHP packages:

scoop search php

For example, install PHP7:

scoop install php7

For example install 32bit version:

scoop install php7 -a 32bit

To install:

scoop install php7

Сheck that it works:

php -v

You can find path to php use command:

scoop which php

NOTE: PHP7 (also as and Apache VC14) builded with the latest Windows Visual Studio C++ 2015. Depending on the VC14 specified in a package as "depends": "ms-vc14". When the scoop will do the installation, it will automatically check for dependencies, download and make their installation.

To install:

scoop install apache-vc14

To find the location use:

scoop which httpd

Now just run for test httpd, and open http://localhost/ in browser.

At first you need install sudo:

scoop install sudo

The run:

sudo httpd -k install
sudo net start Apache2.4

It's done!

Now you have two ways to connect PHP to the Apache.

At first install fcgi module:

scoop install apache-mod-fcgi

And then add PHP handler fcgi to httpd.conf (run in powershell console):

iex (new-object net.webclient).downloadstring('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Sandex/scoop-supernova/master/scripts/apache-php-fcgi.ps1')

Now restart Apache:

httpd -k restart

Done!

iex (new-object net.webclient).downloadstring('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Sandex/scoop-supernova/master/scripts/apache-php-module.ps1')

Done!