Distribute your PHP extension as self-installable phar executable. See https://pharext.org
You don't need this package to install any *.ext.phar extension packages,
just run them with php:
$ ./pecl_http-2.4.2.ext.phar
For a compressed phar, or if the execute permission bit got lost somehow:
$ php pecl_http-2.4.2.ext.phar.gz
Command help:
$ ./pecl_http-2.4.2.ext.phar -h
Yields:
pharext v3.0.0 (c) Michael Wallner <mike@php.net>
Usage:
$ ./pecl_http-2.4.2.ext.phar [-hvqs] [-p|-n|-c|-i <arg>]
-h|--help Display help
-v|--verbose More output
-q|--quiet Less output
-p|--prefix <arg> PHP installation prefix if phpize is not in $PATH, e.g. /opt/php7
-n|--common-name <arg> PHP common program name, e.g. php5 or zts-php [php]
-c|--configure <arg> Additional extension configure flags, e.g. -c --with-flag
-s|--sudo [<arg>] Installation might need increased privileges [sudo -S %s]
-i|--ini <arg> Activate in this php.ini instead of loaded default php.ini
--signature Show package signature
--license Show package license
--name Show package name
--date Show package release date
--release Show package release version
--version Show pharext version
--enable-propro [<arg>] Whether to enable property proxy support [yes]
--enable-raphf [<arg>] Whether to enable raphf support [yes]
--with-http-zlib-dir [<arg>] Where to find zlib [/usr]
--with-http-libcurl-dir [<arg>] Where to find libcurl [/usr]
--with-http-libevent-dir [<arg>] Where to find libevent [/usr]
If your installation destination needs escalated permissions, have a look at the --sudo option:
Installing propro-1.0.1.ext.phar ...
Running phpize ...
Running configure ...
Running make ...
Running make install ...
Running INI activation ...
Extension already activated ...
Successfully installed propro-1.0.1.ext.phar!
Installing raphf-1.0.5.ext.phar ...
Running phpize ...
Running configure ...
Running make ...
Running make install ...
Running INI activation ...
Extension already activated ...
Successfully installed raphf-1.0.5.ext.phar!
Installing pecl_http-2.4.2.ext.phar ...
Running phpize ...
Running configure ...
Running make ...
Running make install ...
Running INI activation ...
Extension already activated ...
Successfully installed pecl_http-2.4.2.ext.phar!
The usual tools you need to build a PHP extension:
- php, phpize and php-config
- make, cc and autotools
A network connection is not needed.
Download the pharext binary of the latest release.
Be aware that you need the public key to run official pharext releases.
-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----
MIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEA5x9bwisjDBDV/bwDiju2
Ebx4kPir32WwT3+hxV0/qAPclA1WsrpcUJ7BChk+Rlz8ujOcyENTidgI1vj3oUpo
/P9XlLQOSrJHYz+AOg7qwhTe89xIJspS4gHHiXUAmxz0TyCNMbOyrLcjP5CmZdll
n+e3HP8Kfipr4XyWBhsKbdYUZ8Ga6IeFMYzNqCzWazcOasdCpsablmyrfCaZoJ0l
bFald0nF3/YoeYgo3fWb4Md9Xf/grpz8Ocqyq4OY49Vb0/p8FMwzBV6vbVh/eAV/
jrP7L40Jw97nSBrP/5nK8Ylc5BayVRq/HhT3kLMC//zvPjb8xz3ZgVTQrwWTF3Zy
+wIDAQAB
-----END PUBLIC KEY-----
Place it as pharext.pubkey in the same directory where the pharext binary is located. IF you cloned the repository or installed pharext through composer, it is already at the right location.
Please have a look at the wiki, to learn how to use the pharext installer to package self-installing PHP extensions.