Method loadConfiguration

/**
 * Load an object or array into the application configuration object.
 *
 * @param   mixed  $data  Either an array or object to be loaded into the configuration object.
 *
 * @return  DaemonApplication  Instance of $this to allow chaining.
 *
 * @since   1.7.0
 */
public function loadConfiguration($data)
{
    /*
     * Setup some application metadata options.  This is useful if we ever want to write out startup scripts
     * or just have some sort of information available to share about things.
     */
    // The application author name.  This string is used in generating startup scripts and has
    // a maximum of 50 characters.
    $tmp = (string) $this->config->get('author_name', 'Joomla Platform');
    $this->config->set('author_name', \strlen($tmp) > 50 ? substr($tmp, 0, 50) : $tmp);
    // The application author email.  This string is used in generating startup scripts.
    $tmp = (string) $this->config->get('author_email', 'admin@joomla.org');
    $this->config->set('author_email', filter_var($tmp, FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL));
    // The application name.  This string is used in generating startup scripts.
    $tmp = (string) $this->config->get('application_name', 'DaemonApplication');
    $this->config->set('application_name', (string) preg_replace('/[^A-Z0-9_-]/i', '', $tmp));
    // The application description.  This string is used in generating startup scripts.
    $tmp = (string) $this->config->get('application_description', 'A generic Joomla Platform application.');
    $this->config->set('application_description', filter_var($tmp, FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING));
    /*
     * Setup the application path options.  This defines the default executable name, executable directory,
     * and also the path to the daemon process id file.
     */
    // The application executable daemon.  This string is used in generating startup scripts.
    $tmp = (string) $this->config->get('application_executable', basename($this->input->executable));
    $this->config->set('application_executable', $tmp);
    // The home directory of the daemon.
    $tmp = (string) $this->config->get('application_directory', \dirname($this->input->executable));
    $this->config->set('application_directory', $tmp);
    // The pid file location.  This defaults to a path inside the /tmp directory.
    $name = $this->config->get('application_name');
    $tmp = (string) $this->config->get('application_pid_file', strtolower('/tmp/' . $name . '/' . $name . '.pid'));
    $this->config->set('application_pid_file', $tmp);
    /*
     * Setup the application identity options.  It is important to remember if the default of 0 is set for
     * either UID or GID then changing that setting will not be attempted as there is no real way to "change"
     * the identity of a process from some user to root.
     */
    // The user id under which to run the daemon.
    $tmp = (int) $this->config->get('application_uid', 0);
    $options = array('options' => array('min_range' => 0, 'max_range' => 65000));
    $this->config->set('application_uid', filter_var($tmp, FILTER_VALIDATE_INT, $options));
    // The group id under which to run the daemon.
    $tmp = (int) $this->config->get('application_gid', 0);
    $options = array('options' => array('min_range' => 0, 'max_range' => 65000));
    $this->config->set('application_gid', filter_var($tmp, FILTER_VALIDATE_INT, $options));
    // Option to kill the daemon if it cannot switch to the chosen identity.
    $tmp = (bool) $this->config->get('application_require_identity', 1);
    $this->config->set('application_require_identity', $tmp);
    /*
     * Setup the application runtime options.  By default our execution time limit is infinite obviously
     * because a daemon should be constantly running unless told otherwise.  The default limit for memory
     * usage is 256M, which admittedly is a little high, but remember it is a "limit" and PHP's memory
     * management leaves a bit to be desired :-)
     */
    // The maximum execution time of the application in seconds.  Zero is infinite.
    $tmp = $this->config->get('max_execution_time');
    if ($tmp !== null) {
        $this->config->set('max_execution_time', (int) $tmp);
    }
    // The maximum amount of memory the application can use.
    $tmp = $this->config->get('max_memory_limit', '256M');
    if ($tmp !== null) {
        $this->config->set('max_memory_limit', (string) $tmp);
    }
    return $this;
}