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# phpy
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A library for inter-calling `Python` and `PHP`.
You can use Python functions and libraries in PHP, or use PHP packages in Python.
- See documents: [docs/en/README.md](docs/en/README.md)
- Supports `Linux`/`Windows`/`macOS`
- **Not support Python `threading` or `async-io` features**
- Require `PHP 8.1` or later version
## py2php
[py2php](https://swoole.com/py2php/) is online utility that will auto-translate python code into PHP code.
## Calling Python from PHP
Compile and install phpy.so as an extension, and append `extension=phpy.so` to `php.ini`.
### PHP Example:
```php
$os = PyCore::import("os");
echo $os->uname();
```
### Transformers
```php
$transformers = PyCore::import('transformers');
$AutoTokenizer = $transformers->AutoTokenizer;
$AutoModelForSequenceClassification = $transformers->AutoModelForSequenceClassification;
$os = PyCore::import('os');
$os->environ['https_proxy'] = getenv('https_proxy');
$tokenizer = $AutoTokenizer->from_pretrained("lxyuan/distilbert-base-multilingual-cased-sentiments-student");
$model = $AutoModelForSequenceClassification->from_pretrained("lxyuan/distilbert-base-multilingual-cased-sentiments-student");
```
## Calling PHP from Python
Simply import it as a C++ Mudule.
### Python Example:
```python
import phpy
content = phpy.call('file_get_contents', 'test.txt')
o = phpy.Object('redis')
assert o.call('connect', '127.0.0.1', 6379)
rdata = phpy.call('uniqid')
assert o.call('set', 'key', rdata)
assert o.call('get', 'key') == rdata
```
## Implementation
It creates `ZendVM` and `CPython VM` in the process at the same time, and directly uses C functions to call each other in the process stack space.
The overhead is only the conversion of `zval <-> PyObject` structures, so the performance is very high.
In the benchmark test, we created a `PyDict` and executed PHP code and Python code to read and write 10 million times respectively.
The performance of phpy writing `PyDict` with PHP code is `14%` higher than the native Python, and the read performance is `25%` higher.
> More details: [docs/en/benchmark.md](docs/en/benchmark.md)
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