php-pm/drupal-adapter

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Requires

• php-pm/httpkernel-adapter: *
• php-pm/php-pm: *

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README

Overview

This is a fork of PHP-PM's HttpKernel adapter for integrating Drupal with PHP-PM (therefore, also with ReactPHP).

The primary components are a bootstrap and bridge.

See:

• https://github.com/php-pm/php-pm
• https://github.com/php-pm/php-pm-httpkernel
• http://marcjschmidt.de/blog/2014/02/08/php-high-performance.html

The code is in alpha -- very experimental. Last tested against drupal-8.0.2.

View / report issues at https://github.com/php-pm/php-pm-drupal/issues.

Setup / Usage

1. Install Drupal.

2. From the Drupal web root, install this project with composer: composer require php-pm/drupal-adapter.

This will also install PHP-PM and the default React <-> Symfony bridge (php-pm/httpkernel-adapter).

1. Apply these patches to Drupal core: * vendor/kentr/php-pm-drupal-adapter/patches/kentr-allow-repeated-setSitePath-in-DrupalKernel.patch * vendor/kentr/php-pm-drupal-adapter/patches/stop_using-2505339-24.patch

2. Start php-pm with

<absolute path to web root>/vendor/bin/ppm \
start \
<absolute path to web root> \
--bridge=httpKernel \
--bootstrap=PHPPM\\Bootstraps\\Drupal

Example:

/var/www/html/vendor/bin/ppm \
start \
/var/www/html/ \
--bridge=httpKernel \
--bootstrap=PHPPM\\Bootstraps\\Drupal

DrupalKernel bridge

By default, PHP-PM uses the \PHPPM\Bridges\HttpKernel bridge to convert a ReactPHP request into a Symfony request and the Symfony response into a ReactPHP response.

The included \PHPPM\Bridges\DrupalKernel bridge extends \PHPPM\Bridges\HttpKernel to populate various request meta-variables specified by CGI/1.1 (RFC 3875).

Setup / Usage

1. Install as described above.

2. Include the environment variables and the --bridge option in the php-pm start command.

Supported environment variables:
* **SCRIPT_NAME:** '/index.php' to emulate a standard setup where web requests execute Drupal's `index.php` script.
* **SERVER_NAME:** Your site's server / domain name.  If you're using trusted host settings (`$settings['trusted_host_patterns']` in `settings.php`), this must match one of the trusted hosts.
* **SERVER_ADDRESS:** IP address of the server.
* **DOCUMENT_ROOT:** Absolute filepath of the web root directory.

Example:

SCRIPT_NAME=/index.php \
SERVER_NAME=localhost \
SERVER_ADDRESS=127.0.0.1 \
DOCUMENT_ROOT=/var/www/html \
/var/www/html/vendor/bin/ppm start /var/www/html \
--bridge=PHPPM\\Bridges\\DrupalKernel \
--bootstrap=PHPPM\\Bootstraps\\Drupal