Closed casoetan closed 8 years ago
Swoole is some kind of PHP framework for asynchronous & parallel network communications, written as a C extension for PHP.
The framework contains an HttpServer component that is equivalent to the HttpKernel of Symfony. If you can bridge Request
and Response
objects between both projects, then they can be used together. Providing a generic Request and Response classes is the purpose of PSR-7 and is implemented in the Symfony PSR-7 Bridge. An issue has been created on the Swoole repository: https://github.com/swoole/swoole-src/issues/559.
$serv = new swoole_http_server("127.0.0.1", 9502);
$app = new Silex\Application();
$serv->on('Request', function($request, $response) use ($app) {
$symfonyRequest = convertRequest($request);
$symfonyResponse = $app->handle($symfonyRequest);
$response = convertResponse($symfonyResponse);
});
// Or maybe one day with PSR-7
$serv->on('Request', [$app, 'handle']);
Otherwise, you can also use parts of Silex separately with Swoole :
@casoetan, did @GromNaN answer your question sufficiently?
Yes he did.
Thanks
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I made a skeleton with swoole as below: https://github.com/kcloze/slim-swoole
nice work @kcloze, but this is for slim not silex. Waiting...
Hi there.
Any ideas on how to use Swoole - http://www.swoole.com - with Silex?