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#Ratchet
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A PHP 5.3 (PSR-0 compliant) application for serving and consuming sockets.
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A PHP 5.3 (PSR-0 compliant) component library for serving/consuming sockets and building socket based applications.
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Build up your application (like Lego!) through simple interfaces using the decorator and command patterns.
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Re-use your application without changing any of its code just by wrapping it in a different protocol.
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To avoid proxy/firewall blockage it's recommended WebSockets are run on port 80, which requires root access.
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Note that you can not run two applications (Apache and Ratchet) on the same port, thus the requirement for a separate machine.
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Cookies from your Apache/Nginx/IIS server will be passed to the socket server, allowing you to identify users.
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It's recommended using a database/cache solution to store session data, so it's accessible on both servers.
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Cookies from your domain will be passed to the socket server, allowing you to identify users.
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It's recommended using a database/cache solution to store session data, so it's accessible on both web and socket servers.
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A demonstration of this will be posted (eventually).
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See https://github.com/cboden/socket-demos for some out-of-the-box working demos using Ratchet.
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