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34 lines
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# Swoole IDE Helper
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[](https://twitter.com/phpswoole)
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[](https://discord.swoole.dev)
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[](https://packagist.org/packages/swoole/ide-helper)
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[](LICENSE)
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This package contains IDE help files for [Swoole](https://github.com/swoole/swoole-src). You may use it in your IDE to provide accurate autocompletion.
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## Install
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You can add this package to your project using [Composer](https://getcomposer.org):
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```bash
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composer require swoole/ide-helper:@dev
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# or you can install a specific version, like:
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composer require swoole/ide-helper:~4.4.7
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```
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It's better to install this package on only development systems by adding the `--dev` flag to your Composer commands:
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```bash
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composer require --dev swoole/ide-helper:@dev
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# or you can install a specific version, like:
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composer require --dev swoole/ide-helper:~4.4.7
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```
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## Notes
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There are two types of worker processes in use when starting a Swoole server:
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1. `event worker`. All requests (HTTP, WebSocket, TCP, UDP, etc.) are handled by this type of processes. It supports coroutine by default; many I/O operations can run asynchronously in it.
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2. `task worker`. This type of processes was introduced to handle blocking I/O operations in PHP. Ideally, it should always work synchronously, although it also supports coroutine and allows asynchronous processing (since Swoole v4.2.12+).
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