Texts review. Move plugins configuration to plugins pages

Author: luzrain

docs/general/configuration.md

@@ -4,55 +4,18 @@ title: What is PHPStreamServer?
 
 # What is PHPStreamServer?
 
-![PHP >=8.2](https://img.shields.io/badge/PHP->=8.2-777bb3.svg)
-![Version](https://img.shields.io/github/v/tag/phpstreamserver/phpstreamserver?label=Version&filter=v*.*.*&sort=semver&color=374151)
-![Tests Status](https://img.shields.io/github/actions/workflow/status/phpstreamserver/phpstreamserver/tests.yaml?label=Tests&branch=main)
-
 PHPStreamServer is a high-performance, event-loop-based application server and supervisor for PHP, written in PHP.  
 Built on top of the [AMPHP](https://amphp.org/) ecosystem and powered by the [Revolt](https://revolt.run/) event loop,
-PHPStreamServer brings asynchronous capabilities that empower the development of efficient and scalable PHP applications.
-PHPStreamServer ships with a collection of plugins, making it highly extensible.
-With the power of plugins, PHPStreamServer can replace traditional setups such as nginx, php-fpm, cron, and supervisor.
-By centralizing these functionalities into a single application server, it reduces complexity and simplifies application deployment.
-Being written in PHP, it only requires PHP to run—no additional dependencies are needed.
-Applications run in an always-loaded, in-memory model, which significantly improves performance by eliminating the overhead of repeated
+PHPStreamServer brings asynchronous capabilities that enable the development of efficient and scalable PHP applications.
+PHPStreamServer includes a collection of plugins, making it highly extensible.
+With these plugins, PHPStreamServer can replace traditional server stacks, such as the combination of Nginx with PHP-FPM, along with Cron and Supervisor.
+By centralizing these functionalities into a single application server, PHPStreamServer reduces complexity and simplifies application deployment.
+Written in PHP, it requires only PHP to run—no additional dependencies are needed.
+Applications run in an always-loaded, in-memory model, significantly improving performance by eliminating the overhead of repeated
 loading and initialization.
 
-## Requirements and limitations:
-- Unix based OS (no windows support);
-- *php-posix* and *php-pcntl* extensions;
-- *php-uv* extension is recommended for high-load environments.
-
-## Features
-
-### Supervisor
-- Restart workers when memory usage exceeds a defined threshold.
-- Restart workers after a specified uptime.
-- Restart workers in case of exceptions.
-- Supports supervising external processes.
-
-### HTTP Server
-- Asynchronous HTTP server with HTTP/2 and HTTPS support.
-- Gzip compression.
-- Serve static files from specified directories.
-- Middleware support.
-
-### Scheduler
-- Support cron like syntax for define schedules.
-- Support relative syntax as supported by \DateInterval.
-
-### Logger
-- Channel-based and severity-based log routing.
-- Save logs to files with rotation and compression.
-- Stdout or stderr logging.
-- Configurable formatters.
-- Syslog.
-- Graylog (GELF).
-
-### File Monitor
-- Monitors directories and automatically restart workers whenever files change.
-
-### Metrics
-- Exposes a prometheus metrics endpoint for monitoring and observability.
-- Provides default metrics for monitoring server performance.
-- Allows to define custom metrics for application-specific monitoring.
+## Requirements and Limitations:
+- Unix-based operating system
+- **PHP 8.2** or higher
+- **php-posix** and **php-pcntl** extensions
+- **php-uv** extension (recommended for high-load environments)

docs/general/index.md

@@ -4,48 +4,14 @@ title: Installation
 
 # Installation
 
-## PHPStreamServer core
+## PHPStreamServer Core
 The core component is required to run PHPStreamServer.
-It includes the core server functionality as well as the supervisor to manage worker processes.
+It provides the essential server functionality along with a supervisor to manage worker processes.
 ```bash
 $ composer require phpstreamserver/core
 ```
 
-## PHPStreamServer plugins
-To extend the functionality of PHPStreamServer, you can install additional [plugins](/docs/plugins/).  
-Each plugin is optional, so you can choose only those that are relevant to your application.
-
-### Http Server Plugin
-An asynchronous HTTP server with HTTP/2, HTTPS, static file serving, and gzip compression.
-```bash
-$ composer require phpstreamserver/http-server
-```
-[Read more](/docs/plugins/http-server)
-
-### Scheduler Plugin
-A cron-like scheduler for running tasks at specified intervals.
-```bash
-$ composer require phpstreamserver/scheduler
-```
-[Read more](/docs/plugins/scheduler)
-
-### Logger Plugin
-A flexible logging system that supports multiple outputs, including files, stderr, syslog, and Graylog.
-```bash
-$ composer require phpstreamserver/logger
-```
-[Read more](/docs/plugins/logger)
-
-### File Monitor Plugin
-Monitors directories for changes and automatically reloads workers whenever a file is modified.
-```bash
-$ composer require phpstreamserver/file-monitor
-```
-[Read more](/docs/plugins/file-monitor)
-
-### Metrics Plugin
-Exposes prometheus metrics to monitor server performance and collect custom application metrics.
-```bash
-$ composer require phpstreamserver/metrics
-```
-[Read more](/docs/plugins/metrics)
+## PHPStreamServer Plugins
+You can extend the functionality of PHPStreamServer by installing additional plugins.
+Each plugin is optional, so you only need to install those relevant to your application.  
+[Read more →](/docs/plugins/)

docs/general/installation.md

@@ -4,16 +4,16 @@ title: Quick Start
 
 # Quick Start
 
-Follow these steps to get started with PHPStreamServer and run your first application on it!
-In this example, we'll run a basic HTTP server and general purpose worker.
+Follow these steps to get started with PHPStreamServer and run your first application.
+In this example, you will set up a basic HTTP server and a general-purpose worker.
 
-### Install composer packages
+### Install Composer Packages
 
 ```bash
 $ composer require phpstreamserver/core phpstreamserver/http-server
 ```
 
-### Configure a simple server
+### Configure a Simple Server
 
 ```php title="server.php"
 use Amp\Http\Server\HttpErrorException;
@@ -55,13 +55,13 @@ $server->addWorker(
 exit($server->run());
 ```
 
-### Run server
+### Run Server
 
 ```bash
 $ php server.php start
 ```
 
-The output will appear in the console like this:
+The output will appear in the console as follows:
 ![Image](/img/phpss-start-output.png)
 
-Now, open your web browser and go to http://127.0.0.1:8080/
+Now open your web browser and navigate to http://127.0.0.1:8080/