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@@ -57,56 +57,6 @@ cd static-php-cli
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composer update
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```
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### Use System PHP
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Below are some example commands for installing PHP and Composer in the system.
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It is recommended to search for the specific installation method yourself or ask the AI search engine to obtain the answer,
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which will not be elaborated here.
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```bash
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# [macOS], need install Homebrew first. See https://brew.sh/
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# Remember change your composer executable path. For M1/M2 Chip mac, "/opt/homebrew/bin/", for Intel mac, "/usr/local/bin/". Or add it to your own path.
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brew install php wget
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wget https://getcomposer.org/download/latest-stable/composer.phar -O /path/to/your/bin/composer && chmod +x /path/to/your/bin/composer
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# [Debian], you need to make sure your php version >= 8.1 and composer >= 2.0
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sudo apt install php-cli composer php-tokenizer
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# [Alpine]
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apk add bash file wget xz php81 php81-common php81-pcntl php81-tokenizer php81-phar php81-posix php81-xml composer
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```
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::: tip
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Currently, some versions of Ubuntu install older PHP versions,
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so no installation commands are provided. If necessary, it is recommended to add software sources such as ppa first,
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and then install the latest version of PHP and tokenizer, XML, and phar extensions.
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Older versions of Debian may have an older (<= 7.4) version of PHP installed by default, it is recommended to upgrade Debian first.
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:::
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### Use Docker
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If you don't want to install PHP and Composer runtime environment on your system, you can use the built-in Docker environment build script.
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```bash
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# To use directly, replace `bin/spc` with `bin/spc-alpine-docker` in all used commands
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bin/spc-alpine-docker
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```
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The first time the command is executed, `docker build` will be used to build a Docker image.
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The default built Docker image is the `x86_64` architecture, and the image name is `cwcc-spc-x86_64`.
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If you want to build `aarch64` static-php-cli in `x86_64` environment,
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you can use qemu to emulate the arm image to run Docker, but the speed will be very slow.
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Use command: `SPC_USE_ARCH=aarch64 bin/spc-alpine-docker`.
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If it prompts that sudo is required to run after running,
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execute the following command once to grant static-php-cli permission to execute sudo:
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```bash
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export SPC_USE_SUDO=yes
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```
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### Use Precompiled Static PHP Binaries
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If you don't want to use Docker and install PHP in the system,
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@@ -133,6 +83,56 @@ This script will download two files in total: `bin/php` and `bin/composer`. Afte
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it is equivalent to installing PHP in the system, you can directly Use commands such as `composer`, `php -v`, or directly use `bin/spc`.
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2. Direct call, such as executing static-php-cli command: `bin/php bin/spc --help`, executing Composer: `bin/php bin/composer update`.
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### Use Docker
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If you don't want to install PHP and Composer runtime environment on your system, you can use the built-in Docker environment build script.
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```bash
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# To use directly, replace `bin/spc` with `bin/spc-alpine-docker` in all used commands
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bin/spc-alpine-docker
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```
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The first time the command is executed, `docker build` will be used to build a Docker image.
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The default built Docker image is the `x86_64` architecture, and the image name is `cwcc-spc-x86_64`.
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If you want to build `aarch64` static-php-cli in `x86_64` environment,
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you can use qemu to emulate the arm image to run Docker, but the speed will be very slow.
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Use command: `SPC_USE_ARCH=aarch64 bin/spc-alpine-docker`.
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If it prompts that sudo is required to run after running,
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execute the following command once to grant static-php-cli permission to execute sudo:
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```bash
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export SPC_USE_SUDO=yes
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```
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### Use System PHP
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Below are some example commands for installing PHP and Composer in the system.
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It is recommended to search for the specific installation method yourself or ask the AI search engine to obtain the answer,
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which will not be elaborated here.
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```bash
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# [macOS], need install Homebrew first. See https://brew.sh/
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# Remember change your composer executable path. For M1/M2 Chip mac, "/opt/homebrew/bin/", for Intel mac, "/usr/local/bin/". Or add it to your own path.
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brew install php wget
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wget https://getcomposer.org/download/latest-stable/composer.phar -O /path/to/your/bin/composer && chmod +x /path/to/your/bin/composer
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# [Debian], you need to make sure your php version >= 8.1 and composer >= 2.0
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sudo apt install php-cli composer php-tokenizer
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# [Alpine]
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apk add bash file wget xz php81 php81-common php81-pcntl php81-tokenizer php81-phar php81-posix php81-xml composer
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```
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::: tip
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Currently, some versions of Ubuntu install older PHP versions,
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so no installation commands are provided. If necessary, it is recommended to add software sources such as ppa first,
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and then install the latest version of PHP and tokenizer, XML, and phar extensions.
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Older versions of Debian may have an older (<= 7.4) version of PHP installed by default, it is recommended to upgrade Debian first.
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:::
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## Command - download
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Use the command `bin/spc download` to download the source code required for compilation,
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@@ -397,6 +397,31 @@ manually unpack and copy the package to a specified location, and we can use com
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bin/spc extract php-src,libxml2
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```
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## Command - dump-extensions
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Use the command `bin/spc dump-extensions` to export required extensions of the current project.
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```bash
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# Print the extension list of the project, pass in the root directory of the project containing composer.json
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bin/spc dump-extensions /path/to/your/project/
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# Print the extension list of the project, excluding development dependencies
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bin/spc dump-extensions /path-to/tour/project/ --no-dev
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# Output in the extension list format acceptable to the spc command (comma separated)
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bin/spc dump-extensions /path-to/tour/project/ --format=text
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# Output as a JSON list
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bin/spc dump-extensions /path-to/tour/project/ --format=json
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# When the project does not have any extensions, output the specified extension combination instead of returning failure
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bin/spc dump-extensions /path-to/your/project/ --no-ext-output=mbstring,posix,pcntl,phar
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# Do not exclude extensions not supported by spc when outputting
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bin/spc dump-extensions /path/to/your/project/ --no-spc-filter
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```
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It should be noted that the project directory must contain the `vendor/installed.json` and `composer.lock` files, otherwise they cannot be found normally.
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## Dev Command - dev
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Debug commands refer to a collection of commands that can assist in outputting some information
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@@ -8,8 +8,15 @@ here will describe how to check the errors by yourself and report Issue.
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Problems with downloading resources are one of the most common problems with spc.
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The main reason is that the addresses used for SPC download resources are generally the official website of the corresponding project or GitHub, etc.,
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and these websites may occasionally go down and block IP addresses.
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Currently, version 2.0.0 has not added an automatic retry mechanism, so after encountering a download failure,
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you can try to call the download command multiple times. If you confirm that the address is indeed inaccessible,
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After encountering a download failure,
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you can try to call the download command multiple times.
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When downloading extensions, you may eventually see errors like `curl: (56) The requested URL returned error: 403` which are often caused by github rate limiting.
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You can verify this by adding `--debug` to the command and will see something like `[DEBU] Running command (no output) : curl -sfSL "https://api.github.com/repos/openssl/openssl/releases"`.
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To fix this, [create](https://github.com/settings/tokens) a personal access token on GitHub and set it as an environment variable `GITHUB_TOKEN=<XXX>`.
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If you confirm that the address is indeed inaccessible,
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you can submit an Issue or PR to update the url or download type.
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