osenv/swoole-src

This system is a high-performance, asynchronous, coroutine-based networking and concurrency framework for PHP, known as Swoole. It provides a comprehensive suite of tools for building scalable network applications, featuring support for HTTP/1, HTTP/2, WebSocket, TCP, UDP, and Unix sockets. The framework includes built-in clients and servers for databases like MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Redis, alongside utilities for process management, memory mapping, and atomic operations. Additionally, it offers extensive benchmarking scripts and a robust test suite to ensure stability across various protocols and runtime environments.

This period focused on building the foundational C/C++ infrastructure for the Swoole framework, introducing core modules for networking, memory management, and process/thread factories. The work established the internal API and data structures necessary to support high-concurrency server and client operations.

21 changes

This period focused on extensively expanding the project's example suite, introducing new scripts for networking protocols, database interactions, and concurrency patterns. The work also included adding benchmarking tools and utility scripts to support testing and performance evaluation.

20 changes

This period focused on establishing a comprehensive automated testing infrastructure for the Swoole project, introducing unit tests for nearly all core components including HTTP/2, coroutines, and async I/O. The work also added example scripts and SSL certificates to demonstrate new HTTP/2 client and server capabilities.

23 changes

This period focused on expanding the coroutine subsystem by adding comprehensive examples and test coverage for Redis, PostgreSQL, and socket communications. The work emphasized validating the behavior of the new coroutine APIs, including handling edge cases, connection states, and asynchronous workflows across various protocols.

7 changes

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