README

Installation

Open a command console, enter your project directory and execute:

$ composer require silpo-tech/openswoole-bundle

USAGE

# Start the openswoole server
$ php bin/console openswoole:server:start

# Stop the openswoole server
$ php bin/console openswoole:server:stop

# Reload the openswoole server
$ php bin/console openswoole:server:reload

Configuration

Default Configs

host: 0.0.0.0
port: 80
options:
    pid_file: /var/run/openswoole_server.pid
    log_file: %kernel.logs_dir%/swoole.log
    daemonize: false
    max_requests: 200
    worker_num: 4
    document_root: %kernel.project_dir%/public
    enable_static_handler: false
    open_http2_protocol: false
    open_tcp_nodelay: false  # Disables Nagle's algorithm; set to true to reduce latency for small packets

Other Configs

Note: these options have not been tried

options:
    max_request: ~
    open_cpu_affinity: ~
    task_worker_num: ~
    enable_port_reuse: ~
    worker_num: ~
    reactor_num: ~
    dispatch_mode: ~
    discard_timeout_request: ~
    open_tcp_nodelay: ~
    open_mqtt_protocol: ~
    user: ~
    group: ~
    ssl_cert_file: ~
    ssl_key_file: ~
    package_max_length: ~

Testing with PHPUnit

BatchRunner automatically runs callables sequentially (without coroutines) when it detects a test environment. This avoids PHPUnit's NoTestCaseObjectOnCallStackException that occurs when mocks are invoked inside a coroutine (where debug_backtrace() cannot find the TestCase).

Sequential mode is enabled when any of these is true:

• APP_ENV=test (standard Symfony test env)
• OPENSWOOLE_BATCH_RUNNER_SEQUENTIAL=1

To override per-instance (e.g. to test actual concurrency):

BatchRunner::fromCallables($callables)->withSequential(false)->runAll();

To override globally (e.g. in a test base class):

// Force sequential for all tests
BatchRunner::forceSequential(true);

// Force concurrent for all tests
BatchRunner::forceSequential(false);

// Restore auto-detection
BatchRunner::forceSequential(null);