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Informations about the package php-worker

revund/php-worker

The PHP AST sidecar for Revund. A gRPC server that implements revund.worker.v1.Worker — the universal contract every Revund worker speaks. Built on nikic/PHP-Parser.

Install

You also need the grpc PECL extension and the revund CLI itself. The CLI discovers revund-php-worker on PATH and spawns it on demand.

Usage

The worker is normally launched by the Revund CLI. To run it standalone (for debugging or to share a single instance across reviews):

Point the CLI at it via the REVUND_WORKERS env var (plain host:port — the CLI calls Describe to learn the worker's languages and capabilities):

What it does

The worker advertises one capability via the Describe RPC:

Capability RPC Purpose
parse Parse Returns the universal ParsedFile shape — use imports, top-level decls (class / interface / trait / enum / function), method+function bodies (with cyclomatic complexity, hash, canonical hash, blocks), and concern evidence (Presentation/State/Network/IO/Config/Business/DataAccess/Transport).

ResolveSymbols and RunDiagnostics are not implemented yet — the Revund CLI checks the capability list from Describe and skips RPCs the worker hasn't advertised.

Environment

Variable Default Purpose
REVUND_PHP_WORKER_PORT 50052 Bind port. Use 0 for OS-assigned (recommended when the CLI spawns the worker).

Contract

The wire contract is defined in proto/worker.proto, vendored inside the package. Generated PHP stubs land under proto/Revund/Worker/V1/ (built from the .proto via the composer proto script).

License

Apache-2.0

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PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >=8.1
nikic/php-parser Version ^5.0
grpc/grpc Version ^1.57
google/protobuf Version ^4.33.6
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