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Object-oriented implementation of FCGI Protocol for PHP | ||
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FastCGI is an open extension to CGI that provides high performance for all Internet applications without the penalties | ||
of Web server APIs. | ||
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Many modern web-servers such as nginx, apache, lighthttpd, etc are communicating with PHP via FCGI. So, this protocol | ||
is well known and used in many applications. More detailed information about the protocol is available here here: | ||
http://www.fastcgi.com/devkit/doc/fcgi-spec.html | ||
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Usage | ||
------------ | ||
This library can be used for implementing both client and server side of FCGI application. For example, nginx can | ||
connect to the PHP FCGI daemon, or some library code can connect to the FPM as a FCGI client. | ||
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To install this library, just write | ||
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``` bash | ||
$ composer require lisachenko/protocol-fcgi | ||
``` | ||
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After that you can use an API to parse/create FCGI requests and responses. | ||
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Simple FCGI-client: | ||
```php | ||
<?php | ||
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use Protocol\FCGI; | ||
use Protocol\FCGI\FrameParser; | ||
use Protocol\FCGI\Record; | ||
use Protocol\FCGI\Record\BeginRequest; | ||
use Protocol\FCGI\Record\Params; | ||
use Protocol\FCGI\Record\Stdin; | ||
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include "vendor/autoload.php"; | ||
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// Let's connect to the local php-fpm daemon directly | ||
$phpSocket = fsockopen('127.0.0.1', 9001, $errorNumber, $errorString); | ||
$packet = ''; | ||
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// Prepare our sequence for querying PHP file | ||
$packet .= new BeginRequest(FCGI::RESPONDER);; | ||
$packet .= new Params(['SCRIPT_FILENAME' => '/var/www/some_file.php']); | ||
$packet .= new Params(); | ||
$packet .= new Stdin(); | ||
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fwrite($phpSocket, $packet); | ||
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$response = ''; | ||
while ($partialData = fread($phpSocket, 4096)) { | ||
$response .= $partialData; | ||
while (FrameParser::hasFrame($response)) { | ||
$record = FrameParser::parseFrame($response); | ||
var_dump($record); | ||
}; | ||
}; | ||
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fclose($phpSocket); | ||
``` | ||
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To implement FCGI server, just create a socket and make request-response loop | ||
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```php | ||
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use Protocol\FCGI; | ||
use Protocol\FCGI\FrameParser; | ||
use Protocol\FCGI\Record; | ||
use Protocol\FCGI\Record\BeginRequest; | ||
use Protocol\FCGI\Record\Params; | ||
use Protocol\FCGI\Record\Stdin; | ||
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include "vendor/autoload.php"; | ||
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$server = stream_socket_server("tcp://127.0.0.1:9001" , $errorNumber, $errorString); | ||
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// Just take the first one request and process it | ||
$phpSocket = stream_socket_accept($server); | ||
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$response = ''; | ||
while ($partialData = fread($phpSocket, 4096)) { | ||
$response .= $partialData; | ||
while (FrameParser::hasFrame($response)) { | ||
$record = FrameParser::parseFrame($response); | ||
var_dump($record); | ||
}; | ||
}; | ||
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// We don't respond correctly here, it's a task for your application | ||
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fclose($phpSocket); | ||
fclose($server); | ||
``` |