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Simple WebSocket Client/Server for PHP

A simple websocket server and client package for PHP 5.3/5.4, using streams. Protocol support is based around RFC 6455, targeting the latest stable versions of Chrome and Firefox. (Suggest other clients here)

Backward compatibility

Public API

The new vendor namespace is Wrench. This namespace begins in the /lib directory, rather than server/lib.

Apart from the new namespace, the public API of this new major version is fairly compatible with that of php-websocket 1.0.0.

Protected API

The protected API has changed, a lot. Many methods have been broken up into simple protected methods. This makes the Server class much easier to extend. In fact, almost all of the classes involved in your typical daemon can now be replaced or extended, including the socket and protocol handling.

What happened to the client dir?

The client-side libraries are no longer supported: some libraries are included but are packaged only as examples. You're free to use whatever client-side libraries you'd like with the server.

Installation

The library is PSR-0 compatible, with a vendor name of Wrench. An SplClassLoader is bundled for convenience.

Usage

This creates a server on 127.0.0.1:8000 with one Application that listens for WebSocket requests to ws://localhost:8000/echo and ws://localhost:8000/chat:

$server = new \Wrench\BasicServer('ws://localhost:8000', array(
    'allowed_origins' => array(
        'mysite.com',
        'mysite.dev.localdomain'
    )
));
$server->registerApplication('echo', new \Wrench\Examples\EchoApplication());
$server->registerApplication('chat', new \My\ChatApplication());
$server->run();

Authors

The original maintainer and author was @nicokaiser. Plentiful improvements were contributed by @lemmingzshadow and @mazhack. Parts of the Socket class were written by Moritz Wutz. The server is licensed under the WTFPL, a free software compatible license.

Bugs/Todos/Hints

  • Add tests around fragmented payloads (split into many frames).
  • To report issues, see the issue tracker.

Examples

  • See server.php in the examples directory and Wrench\Application\EchoApplication
  • For Symfony2, VarspoolWebsocketBundle extends this library for use with the Service Container.

See Also

  • Ratchet an excellent Websocket layer for React.

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