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Informations about the package thrift-bundle

OverBlog Thrift Bundle

Build Status

What is this repository ?

This is a custom version of the Thrift protocol for PHP

Usefull links ?

https://github.com/yuxel/thrift-examples

http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/thrift/trunk/

Getting the bundle

The Composer way

Update your composer json with this new dependency into the "require" section.

And then run

Setting up the bundle

Let's start by registering the bundle into the AppKernel

You can now create your Service.thrift file and place it in a ThriftDefinition directory, in your own bundle.

For example: MyNameSpace/MyBundle/ThriftDefinition/Service.thrift

You need to configure the compiler to build the right files.

You are now able to generate the model with

Model will be automatically generated on the cache warmup () in your cache directory.

You can set in the option "protocol" too

To use server

Create your handler that extends Overblog\ThriftBundle\Api\Extensions\BaseExtension and implements ThriftModel\Service\ServiceIf. Then register it in your bundle:

Add the server config to your project's config.yml:

If you wan't to use Thrift over HTTP Transport, you must add the bundle's routing to your project.

Or you can start the socket version with the command:

php app/console thrift:server *service_name*

To use client

HTTP Client: Add this to your projects's config.yml :

Socket Client: Add this to your projects's config.yml :

Multi Socket Client: Add this to your projects's config.yml :

Then you can call the client:

Contribute

Tests:

Install phpunit.

In the bundle directory:


All versions of thrift-bundle with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version ^5.3.6|~7.0
apache/thrift Version >=0.9.1
symfony/class-loader Version ~2.3||~3.0
symfony/dependency-injection Version ~2.3||~3.0||^4.0
symfony/framework-bundle Version ~2.3||~3.0||^4.0
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