This guide walks you through installing the Think‑worker extension, setting up GatewayWorker, configuring the server, and creating a simple WebSocket client with HTML and JavaScript to demonstrate real‑time communication using the ThinkPHP framework.
This guide explains how to implement JWT‑based authentication for WebSocket connections in PHP using the GatewayWorker framework, covering token generation, server‑side validation, client‑side usage, and practical code examples.
This guide introduces GatewayWorker, a PHP‑based distributed TCP long-connection framework, explains its Gateway-Worker process model, and provides step-by-step Windows demo instructions for both TCP and WebSocket protocols, highlighting deployment, code changes, testing procedures, and suitable real-time communication scenarios.
This guide explains how to create a scalable PHP queue and ticket‑calling system using the high‑performance Webman framework and GatewayWorker, covering the system’s purpose, core components, step‑by‑step installation, configuration, startup commands, and sample log output.
This guide explains WebSocket fundamentals, shows the HTTP handshake process, provides JavaScript client examples, and walks through a full server‑side implementation using the high‑performance PHP Webman framework with the GatewayWorker plugin, including installation, configuration, and advanced message handling.
This guide explains why heartbeat detection is essential for long‑living TCP connections, describes the GatewayWorker architecture, and provides step‑by‑step server and client configurations—including PHP and JavaScript code—to reliably detect client disconnections in WebSocket applications.
