This library currently implements small part of Facebook BigPipe so far, but the advantage is to efficiently insert/replace content and work with the DOM. It is also possible to easily call JavaScript modules from PHP.
Try the app with live demo.
https://richarddobron.github.io/bigpipe-php/
- PHP 7.1 or higher
- Webpack
These steps are required:
- Install composer package:
$ composer require richarddobron/bigpipe
- Install npm package:
$ npm install bigpipe-util
- Add this lines to /path/to/resources/js/app.js:
import Primer from 'bigpipe-util/src/Primer';
Primer();
window.require = (modulePath) => {
return modulePath.startsWith('bigpipe-util/')
? require('bigpipe-util/' + modulePath.substring(13) + '.js').default
: require('./' + modulePath).default;
};
- Create file /path/to/resources/js/ServerJS.js
- this step is optional, but if you skip it, use this in next step:
require("bigpipe-util/ServerJS")
- this step is optional, but if you skip it, use this in next step:
import ServerJSImpl from 'bigpipe-util/src/ServerJS';
export default class ServerJS extends ServerJSImpl {
}
- Add this lines to page footer:
<script>
(new (require("ServerJS"))).handle(<?=json_encode(\dobron\BigPipe\BigPipe::jsmods())?>);
</script>
import AsyncRequest from 'bigpipe-util/src/AsyncRequest';
const request = (new AsyncRequest('/ajax/remove.php'))
// or .setURI('/ajax/remove.php')
.setMethod('POST')
.setData({
param: 'value',
})
.setInitialHandler(() => {
// pre-request callback function
})
.setHandler((jsonResponse) => {
// A function to be called if the request succeeds
})
.setErrorHandler((xhr) => {
// A function to be called if the request fails
})
.setFinallyHandler((xhr) => {
// after request callback function
})
.send();
if (OH_NOES_WE_NEED_TO_CANCEL_RIGHT_NOW_OR_ELSE) {
request.abort();
}
<a href="#"
ajaxify="/ajax/remove.php"
rel="async">Remove Item</a>
<form action="/submit.php"
method="POST"
rel="async">
<input name="user">
<input type="submit" name="Done">
</form>
<a href="#"
ajaxify="/ajax/modal.php"
rel="dialog">Open Modal</a>
BigPipe is inspired by the concept behind Facebook's BigPipe. For more details read their blog post: Pipelining web pages for high performance.
There is a large number of PHP projects for which moving to modern frameworks like Laravel Livewire, React, Vue.js (and many more!) could be very challenging.
The purpose of this library is to rapidly reduce the continuously repetitive code to work with the DOM and improve the communication barrier between PHP and JavaScript.
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.