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Short Description An asynchronous event driven PHP framework for easily building fast, scalable network applications.
License MIT
Homepage https://www.workerman.net
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Workerman
What is it
Workerman is an asynchronous event-driven PHP framework with high performance to build fast and scalable network applications. It supports HTTP, WebSocket, custom protocols, coroutines, and connection pools, making it ideal for handling high-concurrency scenarios efficiently.
Requires
A POSIX compatible operating system (Linux, OSX, BSD)
POSIX and PCNTL extensions required
Event/Swoole/Swow extension recommended for better performance
Installation
Documentation
Basic Usage
A websocket server
An http server
A tcp server
Enable SSL
AsyncTcpConnection (tcp/ws/text/frame etc...)
Coroutine
Coroutine is used to create coroutines, enabling the execution of asynchronous tasks to improve concurrency performance.
Note: Coroutine require Swoole extension or Swow extension or Fiber revolt/event-loop, and the same applies below
Barrier
Barrier is used to manage concurrency and synchronization in coroutines. It allows tasks to run concurrently and waits until all tasks are completed, ensuring process synchronization.
Parallel
Parallel executes multiple tasks concurrently and collects results. Use add to add tasks and wait to wait for completion and get results. Unlike Barrier, Parallel directly returns the results of each task.
Channel
Channel is a mechanism for communication between coroutines. One coroutine can push data into the channel, while another can pop data from it, enabling synchronization and data sharing between coroutines.
Pool
Pool is used to manage connection or resource pools, improving performance by reusing resources (e.g., database connections). It supports acquiring, returning, creating, and destroying resources.
Pool for automatic acquisition and release
Available commands
Benchmarks
https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=data-r19&hw=ph&test=plaintext&l=zik073-1r
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LICENSE
Workerman is released under the MIT license.
