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## 🚀 How to install
You can install via Homebrew, or may download the latest [release][1].
You can install via Homebrew, or may download the latest [release](https://github.com/nicoverbruggen/phpmon/releases).
To install via Homebrew, run:
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## ⭐️ Star me!
If this software has been useful to you, all I ask is that you **please star the repository**, so I know that the software is being used. You can also send me [feedback](twitter.com/nicoverbruggen) if the app came in handy. 😃
If this software has been useful to you, all I ask is that you **please star the repository**, so I know that the software is being used. You can also send me [feedback](https://twitter.com/nicoverbruggen) if the app came in handy. 😃
## 👨‍💻 Why build this?
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Initially, I had an Alfred workflow for this — but it has now been replaced with this utility, which also does a good job at displaying additional information at a glance, like the current PHP version, memory limits, and more.
## 🔧 Build instructions
<img src="./docs/build.png" width="320px" alt="build button in Xcode"/>
If you'd like to build PHP Monitor yourself, you need:
* Xcode (usually the latest version)
* The contents of this repository
Once you have downloaded this repository, open `PHP Monitor.xcodeproj`, and you should be able to immediately build the app for your system by pressing Cmd-R. This will create a debug build. (If Xcode complains about code signing, you can turn it off.)
If you'd like to create a production build, choose "Any Mac" as the target and select Product > Archive.
## 🚜 How it works
### Loading info about PHP in the background
This utility runs `php -r 'print phpversion()'` in the background periodically. It also checks your `.ini` files for extensions and loads more information about your limits (memory limit, POST limit, upload limit).
In order to save power, this only happens once every 60 seconds.
### Switching PHP versions
This utility will detect which PHP versions you have installed via Homebrew, and then allows you to switch between them.
This means:
- You have at least the latest version of PHP installed (`php`)
- You have installed Laravel Valet (`which valet` returns `/usr/local/bin/valet`)
- You ran `valet trust`, which means Valet commands can be run without using sudo
The utility runs the following commands:
- Unlink all detected PHP versions
- Switch to whatever version of PHP `php` is at (this is done to ensure that Valet works, even when attempting to use PHP 5.6)
- Stop all php-fpm service instances
- Link the desired version of PHP
- Start the correct php-fpm service for the desired PHP version
### Want to know more?
If you want to know more about how this works, I recommend you check out the source code.
This app isn't very complicated after all. In the end, this just (conveniently) executes some shell commands.
## 🤬 The app won't start?!
PHP Monitor performs some integrity checks to ensure a good experience when using the app. You'll get a message telling you that PHP Monitor won't work correctly in a variety of scenarios.
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The `*` is a wildcard and the name of the extension. If you've commented out the extension, make sure you've commented it out with a semicolon (;) and a single space after the semicolon for PHP Monitor to detect it.
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## 📝 Additional Info
## 📝 Additional information
Please consult the [additional file][2] that contains more information. It may have answers to additional questions and more information to troubleshoot your problem.
Please consult the [extra file](docs/ADDITIONAL.md) that contains more information. It may have answers to additional questions and more information to troubleshoot your problem.
I did not include any tracking or analytics software, so if you encounter issues, let me know [via an issue](https://github.com/nicoverbruggen/phpmon/issues/new).
## 💵 Support me?
I develop this application in my spare time, after work. If you find the application useful and you have a bit of money to spare, feel free to send me [a tip via PayPal][3].
I usually develop this application in my spare time, after work. If you find the application useful and you have a bit of money to spare, feel free to send me [a tip via PayPal](https://paypal.me/nicoverbruggen).
[1]: https://github.com/nicoverbruggen/phpmon/releases
[2]: docs/ADDITIONAL.md
[3]: https://paypal.me/nicoverbruggen
## 🚜 How it works
### Loading info about PHP in the background
This utility runs `php -r 'print phpversion()'` in the background periodically. It also checks your `.ini` files for extensions and loads more information about your limits (memory limit, POST limit, upload limit).
In order to save power, this only happens once every 60 seconds.
### Switching PHP versions
This utility will detect which PHP versions you have installed via Homebrew, and then allows you to switch between them.
This means:
- You have at least the latest version of PHP installed (`php`)
- You have installed Laravel Valet (`which valet` returns `/usr/local/bin/valet`)
- You ran `valet trust`, which means Valet commands can be run without using sudo
The utility runs the following commands:
- Unlink all detected PHP versions
- Switch to whatever version of PHP `php` is at (this is done to ensure that Valet works, even when attempting to use PHP 5.6)
- Stop all php-fpm service instances
- Link the desired version of PHP
- Start the correct php-fpm service for the desired PHP version
### Want to know more?
If you want to know more about how this works, I recommend you check out the source code.
This app isn't very complicated after all. In the end, this just (conveniently) executes some shell commands.
## 🔧 Build instructions
<img src="./docs/build.png" width="320px" alt="build button in Xcode"/>
If you'd like to build PHP Monitor yourself, you need:
* Xcode (usually the latest version)
* The contents of this repository
Once you have downloaded this repository, open `PHP Monitor.xcodeproj`, and you should be able to immediately build the app for your system by pressing Cmd-R. This will create a debug build. (If Xcode complains about code signing, you can turn it off.)
If you'd like to create a production build, choose "Any Mac" as the target and select Product > Archive.