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Developer Guide ​

This section covers the StaticPHP development workflow and the foundational knowledge needed to understand how StaticPHP works under the hood.

Overview ​

StaticPHP is a binary build tool whose core purpose is managing the build pipeline — downloading and configuring PHP source code, resolving extension dependencies, and invoking the underlying build system (e.g., Docker or a local compiler).

From a development perspective, StaticPHP is an open framework that provides the ability to statically build PHP and other open-source tools together. The project is maintained by @crazywhalecc and @henderkes, with contributions from the community.

You can think of StaticPHP as a typical PHP CLI project built on symfony/console.

Development Environment ​

To get started with StaticPHP development, you'll need a PHP development environment with the required dependencies installed.

Requirements:

These PHP extensions are required for StaticPHP's dev environment.

Setup Steps ​

  1. Clone the repository:

    bash
    git clone https://github.com/crazywhalecc/static-php-cli.git
cd static-php-cli

  2. Install PHP dependencies:

    bash
    composer install

  3. Verify the setup:

    bash
    bin/spc --version

You can continue reading Project Structure to learn more about StaticPHP's framework architecture.

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