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vkcom / kphp-polyfills
PHP implementations of functions supported by KPHP natively
v1.0.43
2024-09-12 12:51 UTC
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- rybakit/msgpack: ^0.7.0
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- dev-mkornaukhov03/fix-rpc-query-timeout
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- dev-seismont/to-json
- dev-quasilyte-patch-1
- dev-akirsanov/job-worker-no-reply
- dev-replace-tl-namespace
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Last update: 2026-09-13 14:20:26 UTC
README
Polyfills are PHP implementations of functions supported by KPHP natively.
Without polyfills, your code can be compiled, but can't be run by plain PHP.
How to install and use this package
-
Run
composer require vkcom/kphp-polyfills -
If it's your first installed package, call composer autoload:
require_once '.../vendor/autoload.php';
- You are done! All KPHP functions would work on plain PHP.