The framework that allows us to write PHP extensions using pure and safe Rust whenever possible.

• rust 1.56 or later
• libclang 9.0 or later
• php 7.0 or later

• OS
  • linux
  • macos
  • windows
• PHP
  • version
    • 7.0
    • 7.1
    • 7.2
    • 7.3
    • 7.4
    • 8.0
    • 8.1
  • mode
    • nts
    • zts
  • sapi
    • cli
    • fpm
  • debug
    • disable
    • enable

1. Make sure libclang and php is installed.

   # If you are using debian like linux system:
   sudo apt install llvm-10-dev libclang-10-dev php-cli

2. Create you cargo project, suppose your application is called myapp.

   cargo new myapp

3. Add the dependencies and metadata to you Cargo project.

   [lib]
   crate-type = ["cdylib"]
   
   [dependencies]
   phper = "<LATEST VERSION>"

4. Add these code to main.rs.

   use phper::cmd::make;
   
   fn main() {
       make();
   }

5. Write you owned extension logic in lib.rs.

   use phper::{php_get_module, modules::Module};
   
   #[php_get_module]
   pub fn get_module() -> Module {
       let mut module = Module::new(
           env!("CARGO_PKG_NAME"),
           env!("CARGO_PKG_VERSION"),
           env!("CARGO_PKG_AUTHORS"),
       );
   
       // ...
   
       module
   }

6. Build and install, if your php isn't installed globally, you should specify the path of php-config.

   # Optional, specify if php isn't installed globally.
   # export PHP_CONFIG=<Your path of php-config>
   
   # Build libmyapp.so.
   cargo build --release
   
   # Install to php extension path.
   cargo run --release -- install
   # Or if you install php globally, you should use sudo.
   # sudo ./target/release/myapp install
   

7. Edit your php.ini, add the below line.

   extension = myapp

8. Enjoy.

See examples.

MulanPSL-2.0.