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Swoole extension #297
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Do we have the some example that show us how to add come customized php extension ourself in some easy way , step by step? |
Please. I'd easily pay for someone to do that. |
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@simoheinonen: Feel free to submit a PR here: https://github.com/cachewerk/heroku-php-extensions |
@dzuelke Now i really need it as taylor introduced laravel octane with swoole 😩 |
I've added easy access to Swoole v4.6.4 on Heroku here: |
Thanks to @tillkruss , getting Octane running on Heroku is super easy - I've written up the steps at https://morrislaptop.medium.com/laravel-octane-on-heroku-6e7326238eda |
@morrislaptop thanks man, Everything works now but the only issue is the octane console doesnt show the incoming requests:
It has some errors but the server working correctly, It just sit there and wont log anything |
Raise this issue with the Octane team, not here. |
Word of warning: Swoole's admin interface hot-loads code from a third-party server; see https://github.com/swoole/swoole-src/blob/1bc39175acb7d339a9d2d046e031dd9561adb1eb/ext-src/php_swoole_library.h#L7260-L7283 https://pecl.php.net/package/openswoole looks to be a fork that wants to remediate that, but for now, this is a big no-no. |
https://secure.php.net/manual/en/book.swoole.php
Would be great
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