An easy-to-use WebSocket server class implemented in PHP.
The main file WebSocketServer.php has to be included in your PHP file. After that, create a custom class which extends to WebSocketServer. For a test implementation, see exampleServer.php. Make sure to run the script in the PHP command-line interface. An example on Windows with XAMPP could be
The following list shows possible class properties ( property : [type] - [default] [- Comment] )
1. Methods
Name Arguments Comment Log $M displays $M in the console and / or saves $M in the logfile Start starts the server; until then, any option can still be configured Close $Socket closes a connection and cleans up the Clients + Sockets arrays Write $SocketID, $M automatically encodes $M and sends it to socket $SocketID2. Properties
Name Type Default Comment Sockets Array array() contains every sockets as follows : $SocketID => $Socket logToFile Boolean false logFile String log.txt path to logfile; only used if logToFile = true logToDisplay Boolean true if true, Log() output will be displayed in console bufferLength Number 2048 number of bytes to be read from each socket maxClients Number 20 number of sockets / clients to be opened simultaneously maximum errorReport Number E_ALL timeLimit Number 0 implicitFlush Boolean true3. Custom methods - the following methods may be changed by your extending class
Name Arguments executed after... onOpen $SocketID ...a successul handshake onData $SocketID, $M ...a message ($M) has been received (on socket $SocketID) onClose $SocketID ...a connection to a socket has been closed onError $SocketID, $M ...a critical error; $M includes additional information; connection to socket has been closed onOther $SockerID, $M ...a non-critical warning; the connection is still active onOpening $SocketID ...a socket has been accepted and added to the public Sockets and private Clients arrayRetroSearch is an open source project built by @garambo | Open a GitHub Issue
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