elevenways/doen

A bridge between PHP & Node.js

v0.1.2 2021-08-11 14:12 UTC

Requires

• react/child-process: ^0.6.2
• react/event-loop: ^1.1
• react/promise: ^2.8

Requires (Dev)

• phpunit/phpunit: ^8.5
• sempro/phpunit-pretty-print: ^1.4
• seregazhuk/react-promise-testing: ^0.6.0

MIT

• Jelle De Loecker

• nodejs
• Bridge

README

elevenways/doen

Asynchronously call JavaScript code from within PHP _{Coded with ❤️ by Eleven Ways.}

Introduction

Have you ever needed to use the functionality of a node.js package in your PHP project, but don't want to spend hours writing a wrapper? Well now you can.

Thanks to ReactPHP it was quite a simple script to get working.

Installation

Installation is easy via Composer:

$ composer require elevenways/doen

Or you can add it manually to your composer.json file.

Usage

Simple require() example

// You will need an event loop instance.
// If this looks weird to you, you should lookup ReactPHP
$loop = \React\EventLoop\Factory::create();

// Now we can create a Doen instance
$doen = new \Elevenways\Doen\Doen($loop);

// Lets get our first, simple reference
// $libpath is now an \Elevenways\Doen\Reference instance
$libpath = $doen->evaluateToRef('require("path")');

// Even though the code is happening asynchronously, we can already act upon it
// This will return yet another \Elevenways\Doen\Reference instance
$str = $libpath->join('a', 'b', 'c');

// Now we can get the value
$str->getValue()->then(function ($value) {
    // This will print out a/b/c
    echo $value;
});

// This, again, is part of ReactPHP.
// It starts the event loop and will BLOCK the rest of the code!
$loop->run();

API

Doen

new Doen(\React\EventLoop\LoopInterface $loop, array $options = [])

Create a new Doen instance, which always creates a new Node.js instance too.

By default it'll use the node binary, but this can be overridden with the node_path option.

require(string $name) ⇒ \Elevenways\Doen\Reference

Require a node.js module and return a reference to it.

$libpath = $doen->require('path');

evaluate(string $code) ⇒ \React\Promise\Promise

Execute an expression and return its value.

$promise = $doen->evaluate('1 + 1');

evaluateFunction(string $function, $args = []) ⇒ \React\Promise\Promise

Execute a function with the supplied arguments and return its value.

$promise = $doen->evaluate('function(a, b) {return a * b}', [3, 2]);

evaluateToRef(string $code, $args = null) ⇒ \Elevenways\Doen\Reference

Execute an expression or a function and return a reference to its value.

$libpath = $doen->evaluateToRef('require("path")');

close() ⇒ void

Close the node.js process

$doen->close();

Reference

getValue(callable $on_fulfilled = null, callable $on_rejected = null) ⇒ \React\Promise\Promise

Get the actual value of the reference

$ref = $doen->evaluateToRef('1 + 1');
$ref->getValue(function($result) {
    // Outputs: 2
    echo $result;
});

then(callable $on_fulfilled = null, callable $on_rejected = null) ⇒ \React\Promise\Promise

Execute the callables when this reference resolves. It will not resolve to its value, but to its type for primitives and to its class for objects.

$ref = $doen->evaluateToRef('1 + 1');
$ref->then(function($type) {
    // Outputs: "number"
    echo $type;
});

$array = $doen->evaluateToRef('[]');
$ref->then(function($type) {
    // Outputs: "Array"
    echo $type;
});

__monkeyPatch($method_name, Closure $fnc) ⇒ void

Add a method to this instance on-the-fly

$ref = $doen->evaluateToRef('1 + 1');
$ref->__monkeyPatch('weird', function() {
    return 'weird';
});

// Returns "weird"
$ref->weird();

Contributing

Contributions are REALLY welcome. Please check the contributing guidelines for more details. Thanks!

Authors

• Jelle De Loecker - Follow me on Github (@skerit) and on Twitter (🐦@skeriten)

See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.