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[SOLVED] Swoole Coroutine Error
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<?php
require_once __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';
use Utopia\Database\Database;
use Utopia\Cache\Cache;
use Utopia\Cache\Adapter\Memory;
use Utopia\Database\Adapter\Mongo;
use Utopia\Mongo\Client; // from utopia-php/mongo
use Swoole\Coroutine\Client as cli;
$dbHost = 'mongo';
$dbPort = 27017;
$dbUser = 'root';
$dbPass = 'password';
$dbName = 'dbName';
$mongoClient = new Client($dbName, $dbHost, $dbPort, $dbUser, $dbPass);
$cache = new Cache(new Memory()); // or use any cache adapter you wish
$database = new Database(new Mongo($client), $cache);
?>
While running this code I am getting error
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PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Class "Swoole\Coroutine\Client" not found in /home/arnab/Desktop/php-utopia-database/vendor/utopia-php/mongo/src/Client.php:83
Stack trace:
#0 /home/arnab/Desktop/php-utopia-database/test.php(16): Utopia\Mongo\Client->__construct()
#1 {main}
thrown in /home/arnab/Desktop/php-utopia-database/vendor/utopia-php/mongo/src/Client.php on line 83
swoole is present in the vendor still I am getting this error
TL;DR
Solution: The user was experiencing an error with the Swoole Coroutine. They found that installing the Swoole binaries globally using pecl solved the issue. However, when running the code in a Docker container, they encountered the same error again. Another user suggested that the swoole extension needs to be installed at the OS level and mentioned that the Docker container running the tests has the swoole extension. The user asked for the package name, but did not receive a response.
TL;DR: User solved the Swoole Coroutine error by installing the binaries globally using pecl. However, when running the code in a Docker container,
Maybe try reinstalling dependencies again?
Did thrice Same result
@Steven can you please tell me the package name I tried with utopia-swoole and ext-swoole but same results I am getting
You should run the code in the docker container. The swoole extension needs to be installed at the OS level rather than just from the vendor folder. The docker container that runs the tests has the swoole extension
Yes I figured that out by seeing the docker file And for working locally I installed the binaries of swoole globally using pecl. Yes it's working now Thanks 👍
[SOLVED] Swoole Coroutine Error
