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Do you consider deploying the front-end page separately? #24

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AuroraYolo opened this issue Oct 19, 2021 · 7 comments
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Do you consider deploying the front-end page separately? #24

AuroraYolo opened this issue Oct 19, 2021 · 7 comments
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Hi @codingheping. What do you mean?

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I mean can the page be deployed separately as a project? I might consider not using swoole.

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I mean can the page be deployed separately as a project? I might consider not using swoole.

You cannot receive events without http and tcp servers. Swoole handles http and TCP requests. I don't understard how to receive eents withot Swoole. I'm working on replacing swoole with RoadRunner right now. Roadrunner works on windows and has more features out of the box.

Do you want to have frontend on one server and backend on an another server?

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AuroraYolo commented Oct 19, 2021

I want to use swow instead of swoole, https://github.com/swow/swow
But I don’t know how to deploy or build the page code.

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I don't understand your idea. Swoole is an irreplaceable part of project. When I will replace it with RoadRunner, it will be an irreplaceable part of project. You will need to change the most part of project to use swow and problem is not in frontend part.

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Actually for me, I just want to use your page

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It's not possible to separate app into a backend and frontend parts. And there is no support for swow. Frontend only works with supports the buggregator app and it's a part of buggregator.

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