NativeSwooleServerFactory

Builds the real \Swoole\Http\Server.

The only place in this package that names it, alongside SwooleRequestSnapshotFactory and SwooleResponseWriter.

SWOOLE_BASE (single-process-per-connection) rather than SWOOLE_PROCESS: there is no separate master routing layer to gain from, and BASE keeps each request inside one worker for its whole lifetime, which is what Quiote’s process-global state requires. See SwooleRuntime for the rest of that reasoning.

Synopsis

final class NativeSwooleServerFactory implements SwooleServerFactory

Implements	SwooleServerFactory
Source	NativeSwooleServerFactory.php

Constructor

__construct()

public function __construct(bool|null $extensionAvailable = null): mixed

Overridable so the missing-extension guard is testable on a machine that does have ext-swoole, instead of being a test that skips itself depending on the environment.

Parameter	Type	Description
$extensionAvailable	`bool“	“null`

Returns mixed

Methods

Method	Description
create(string $host, int $port, array $settings): SwooleServerInterface	Builds a \Swoole\Http\Server bound to $host:$port in SWOOLE_BASE mode.

create()

public function create(string $host, int $port, array $settings): SwooleServerInterface

Builds a \Swoole\Http\Server bound to $host:$port in SWOOLE_BASE mode.

The settings array is passed to the server’s own set() untouched. The server is created but not started; SwooleServerInterface::start() does that.

Parameter	Type	Description
$host	string
$port	int
$settings	array

Returns SwooleServerInterface

Throws	When
RuntimeException	if ext-swoole is not available in this process.