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PHP Project Deployment

Overview​

The platform defaults to recognizing PHP projects based on the presence of an index.php file or composer.json in the root directory of the source code.

Shell Hook Support​

Configure composer.json to call shell hooks

{
  "scripts": {
    "pre-install-cmd": ["bash ./pre-install-cmd.sh"],
    "post-install-cmd": ["bash ./post-install-cmd.sh"]
  },
  "require": {
    "php": "7.1.21",
    "ext-memcached": "*"
  }
}

The content defined in pre-install-cmd will be executed before install, and the content defined in post-install-cmd will be executed after install. The defined scripts must be created in advance and given execute permissions

Composer Files​

By default, the composer.json and composer.lock files must exist in the root directory of the source code.composer.lock can be generated with the following command

composer update --ignore-platform-reqs

Extension Support​

PHP 5.6​

The following built-in extensions are automatically enabled on Rainbond (this list does not include extensions enabled by default in PHP, such as DOM, JSON, PCRE, or PDO):

The following built-in extensions have been built as "shared" and can be enabled via composer.json (the internal identifier name is given in parentheses):

The following third-party extensions can be enabled via composer.json (the internal identifier name is given in parentheses):

PHP 7.0​

The following built-in extensions are automatically enabled on Rainbond (this list does not include extensions enabled by default in PHP, such as DOM, JSON, PCRE, or PDO):

The following built-in extensions have been built as "shared" and can be enabled via composer.json (internal identifier names given in parentheses):

The following third-party extensions can be enabled via composer.json (internal identifier names given in parentheses):

PHP 7.1​

The following built-in extensions are automatically enabled on Rainbond (this list does not include extensions enabled by default in PHP, such as DOM, JSON, PCRE or PDO):

The following built-in extensions have been built as "shared" and can be enabled via composer.json (internal identifier names given in parentheses):

The following third-party extensions can be enabled via composer.json (the internal identifier name is given in parentheses):

Deployment example​

Go to the team, create a new application and select the source code example for construction, select PHP Demo and default all the next steps.