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Simply utility to make php-fpm requests right from command line with no needs to set up your web server for these requests.
Installation
The recommended way to install Forrest79/PhpFpmRequest is through Composer:
This also needs cgi-fcgi installed on your system. On Debian (Ubuntu...) like linux, you can do this:
You can you this to clear some caches from cli that need to be called via HTTP request (opcache, apcu, ...) or to warm up your cache after a new version is deployed and before web server is started to point to new source code.
How to use it
We just need to know, where is php-fpm listening. It's config directive listen and it could be socket or TCP\IP.
In nginx it's directive fastcgi_pass. If you don't know that, or you're planning to run this on different systems, you can try to autodetect this:
Or if you know where php-fpm is listening, you can use this value:
Now just simple set PHP file to process with php-fpm:
And send the request:
Now we have Response object, that can return array of HTTP headers and text body.
If you need to pass more options to php-fpm, just use setOption(string $name, string $value) method. Only REQUEST_METHOD is set automatically to GET and SCRIPT_FILENAME is pass. But you can add anything you want:
If you need better API for this, extends Requester with your own class and create better public API and in every method just call parent::setOption('...', '...').
Cli and php-fpm in one file
You can have cli and php-fpm source code in one file:
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