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# Start Developing
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Developing this project requires the installation and deployment of a PHP environment,
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as well as some extensions and Composer commonly used in PHP projects.
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The development environment and running environment of the project are almost exactly the same.
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You can refer to the **Manual Build** section to install system PHP or use the pre-built static PHP of this project as the environment.
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I will not go into details here.
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Regardless of its purpose, this project itself is actually a `php-cli` program. You can edit and develop it as a normal PHP project.
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At the same time, you need to understand the Shell languages of different systems.
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The current purpose of this project is to compile statically compiled independent PHP,
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but the main part also includes compiling static versions of many dependent libraries,
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so you can reuse this set of compilation logic to build independent binary versions of other programs, such as Nginx, etc.
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## Environment preparation
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A PHP environment is required to develop this project. You can use the PHP that comes with the system,
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or you can use the static PHP built by this project.
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Regardless of which PHP you use, in your development environment you need to install these extensions:
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curl,dom,filter,mbstring,openssl,pcntl,phar,posix,sodium,tokenizer,xml,xmlwriter
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```
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The static-php-cli project itself does not require so many extensions, but during the development process,
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you will use tools such as Composer and PHPUnit, which require these extensions.
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> For micro self-executing binaries built by static-php-cli itself, only `pcntl,posix,mbstring,tokenizer,phar` is required.
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## Start development
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Continuing down to see the project structure documentation, you can learn how `static-php-cli` works.
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