Tag: React Development

• Our composer.json file could look something like:
  {
  “scripts”: {
  “dev”: “vendor/bin/aerys -d -c loader.php”,
  “prod”: “vendor/bin/aerys -c loader.php”
  },
  “require”: {
  “amphp/aerys”: “dev-amp_v2”,
  “pre/kitchen-sink”: “^0.1.0”
  },
  “autoload”: {
  “psr-4”: {
  “App\\”: “app”
  }
  },
  “config”: {
  “process-timeout”: 0
  },
  “minimum-stability”: “dev”,
  “prefer-stable”: true
  }

  This is from composer.json in the server project

  We can also set up a placeholder for requesting scans, along with an HTTP GET route to get to it:
  namespace App\Action;

  use Aerys\Request;
  use Aerys\Response;

  class ScanAction
  {
  public function __invoke(Request $request, Response $response)
  {
  $response-end(“requesting a scan…”);
  }
  }

  This is from app/Action/ScanAction.

• pre in the server project

  use Aerys\Router;
  use App\Action\ScanAction;

  return (Router $router) = {
  $router-route(
  “GET”, “/scan”, new ScanAction
  );
  };

  This is from routes/web.

• pre in the server project

  And we can start the server up with a server config file and pre-processor loader script:
  $port = 8080;

  $host = new $port);

  $host-use($router = Aerys\router());

  $web = process ‘http://127.0.0.1:{$port}’ | pbcopy”);

  This is from config.pre in the server project

  return Pre\processAndRequire(__DIR__ . “

• Let’s add web sockets to our server:
  namespace App\Socket;

  use Aerys\Request;
  use Aerys\Response;
  use Aerys\Websocket;
  use Aerys\Websocket\Endpoint;
  use FingerprintSocket implements Websocket
  {
  private $endpoint;
  private $connections = [];

  public function onStart(Endpoint $endpoint)
  {
  $this-endpoint = $endpoint;
  }

  public function onHandshake(Request $request,
  Response $response)
  {
  // $origin = $request-getHeader(“origin”);
  //
  // if ($origin !

• == “http://127.0.0.1:8080”) {
  // $response-setStatus(403);
  // $response-end(“origin not allowed”);
  // return null;
  // }

  $info = return $info[“client_addr”];
  }

  public function onOpen(int $clientId, $address)
  {
  $this-connections[$clientId] = $address;
  }

  public function onData(int $clientId, Message $message)
  {
  $body = yield $message;

  yield $this-endpoint-send(
  $payload, $clientId
  );
  }

  public function onClose(int $clientId,
  int $code, string $reason)
  {
  }

  public function onStop()
  {
  // nothing to see here…
  }
  }

  This is from in the server project

  use Aerys\Router;
  use App\Action\ScanAction;
  use (Router $router) = {
  $router-route(
  “GET”, “/scan”, new ScanAction
  );

  $router-route(
  “GET”, “/ws”, Aerys\websocket(new FingerprintSocket)
  );
  };

  This is from routes/web.

In this comprehensive and advanced tutorial, Chris shows us how to scan fingerprints with Async PHP and React Native. The future is here!
Continue reading “How to Scan Fingerprints with Async PHP and React Native — SitePoint”

• Our composer.json file could look something like:
  {
  “scripts”: {
  “dev”: “vendor/bin/aerys -d -c loader.php”,
  “prod”: “vendor/bin/aerys -c loader.php”
  },
  “require”: {
  “amphp/aerys”: “dev-amp_v2”,
  “pre/kitchen-sink”: “^0.1.0”
  },
  “autoload”: {
  “psr-4”: {
  “App\\”: “app”
  }
  },
  “config”: {
  “process-timeout”: 0
  },
  “minimum-stability”: “dev”,
  “prefer-stable”: true
  }

  This is from composer.json in the server project

  We can also set up a placeholder for requesting scans, along with an HTTP GET route to get to it:
  namespace App\Action;

  use Aerys\Request;
  use Aerys\Response;

  class ScanAction
  {
  public function __invoke(Request $request, Response $response)
  {
  $response-end(“requesting a scan…”);
  }
  }

  This is from app/Action/ScanAction.

• pre in the server project

  use Aerys\Router;
  use App\Action\ScanAction;

  return (Router $router) = {
  $router-route(
  “GET”, “/scan”, new ScanAction
  );
  };

  This is from routes/web.

• pre in the server project

  And we can start the server up with a server config file and pre-processor loader script:
  $port = 8080;

  $host = new $port);

  $host-use($router = Aerys\router());

  $web = process ‘http://127.0.0.1:{$port}’ | pbcopy”);

  This is from config.pre in the server project

  return Pre\processAndRequire(__DIR__ . “

• Let’s add web sockets to our server:
  namespace App\Socket;

  use Aerys\Request;
  use Aerys\Response;
  use Aerys\Websocket;
  use Aerys\Websocket\Endpoint;
  use FingerprintSocket implements Websocket
  {
  private $endpoint;
  private $connections = [];

  public function onStart(Endpoint $endpoint)
  {
  $this-endpoint = $endpoint;
  }

  public function onHandshake(Request $request,
  Response $response)
  {
  // $origin = $request-getHeader(“origin”);
  //
  // if ($origin !

• == “http://127.0.0.1:8080”) {
  // $response-setStatus(403);
  // $response-end(“origin not allowed”);
  // return null;
  // }

  $info = return $info[“client_addr”];
  }

  public function onOpen(int $clientId, $address)
  {
  $this-connections[$clientId] = $address;
  }

  public function onData(int $clientId, Message $message)
  {
  $body = yield $message;

  yield $this-endpoint-send(
  $payload, $clientId
  );
  }

  public function onClose(int $clientId,
  int $code, string $reason)
  {
  }

  public function onStop()
  {
  // nothing to see here…
  }
  }

  This is from in the server project

  use Aerys\Router;
  use App\Action\ScanAction;
  use (Router $router) = {
  $router-route(
  “GET”, “/scan”, new ScanAction
  );

  $router-route(
  “GET”, “/ws”, Aerys\websocket(new FingerprintSocket)
  );
  };

  This is from routes/web.

In this comprehensive and advanced tutorial, Chris shows us how to scan fingerprints with Async PHP and React Native. The future is here!
Continue reading “How to Scan Fingerprints with Async PHP and React Native — SitePoint”