
as follows: $ npm installĬlient running PHP: $.
#Mamp pro enable curl install
I run the grpc server of go locally, so I don't install the server. If you follow these steps the performance issue will disappear. After that, return to your WordPress dashboard, refresh it, and check site health. $ # Navigate to the "hello, world" PHP example: When you checkmark on the Imagick it will automatically enable it, no need to save. $ cd grpc & git submodule update -init & make grpc_php_plugin $ # Build grpc_php_plugin to generate proto files if not build before 4.demoĭownload example $ # Clone the repository to get the example code: Install protobuf pecl install protobufĪfter successful installation, there will be protobuf information in phpinfo.

If all of the above are OK, you should see grpc information in phpinfo 3. After checking, I need to install automake, just use brew install automake #In this step, I reported an autolocal error and couldn't find autolocal. Install PHP's grpc extension git clone -b $(curl -L ) # Check if the PHP version is installed by yourself # Use the configuration file to make it effective MAMP PRO 4 brings your web development to a whole new level: - Vastly improved GUI with a Finder-like. Open up the highlighted host in your default browser just by double-clicking on it. The hosts overview shows a snapshot of the start page for all hosts.

Find any host with the new search function. # My shell uses zsh, so import into ~/.zshrc, pay attention to what your shell is, import it into the shell configuration file you useĮcho 'export PATH="/usr/local/opt/ /bin:$PATH"' > ~/.zshrcĮcho 'export PATH="/usr/local/opt/ /sbin:$PATH"' > ~/.zshrc MAMP PRO 4 lets you visually browse your hosts. Then since MAMP php.ini has the bare minimum setup, I had to add the openssl lines and point the files to my new certificate. # Prefer to use the newly installed PHP7.2, that is, configure environment variables, this step should pay attention to your PHP directory, the following is my directory As a result, when I installed grpc, I was always prompted not to have permission to copy grpc.so to the PHP extension directory, and I reinstalled PHP.

I originally had a version of PHP7.1 in my local environment.
