DotPHP

Require PHP files from Node.js with Uniter.

Installing

npm install --save dotphp

Hooking Uniter into require(...)

You can install a custom require(...) extension that will use Uniter to compile the specified PHP file to JS and include it.

Example:

PHP file my_module.php:

<?php

print 'Hello from my_module!';

JS file my_entrypoint.js:

// Register the extension for requiring .php files
require('dotphp/register')().then(() => {
    require('./my_module.php')().execute();
});

Requiring PHP files without hooking require(...)

You can also require PHP files without interfering with require(...) behaviour by using the <DotPHP>.require(...) method.

Example:

PHP file my_module.php:

<?php

print 'Hello from my_module!';

JS file my_entrypoint.js:

require('dotphp').require('./my_module.php')().execute();

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CHANGELOG

3.0.0

• The method getListenerPriority($eventName, $listener) has been added to the EventDispatcherInterface.
• The methods Event::setDispatcher(), Event::getDispatcher(), Event::setName() and Event::getName() have been removed. The event dispatcher and the event name are passed to the listener call.

2.5.0

• added Debug\TraceableEventDispatcher (originally in HttpKernel)
• changed Debug\TraceableEventDispatcherInterface to extend EventDispatcherInterface
• added RegisterListenersPass (originally in HttpKernel)

2.1.0

• added TraceableEventDispatcherInterface
• added ContainerAwareEventDispatcher
• added a reference to the EventDispatcher on the Event
• added a reference to the Event name on the event
• added fluid interface to the dispatch() method which now returns the Event object
• added GenericEvent event class
• added the possibility for subscribers to subscribe several times for the same event
• added ImmutableEventDispatcher