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PHP Daemonizer

1.0.3(11y ago)3256MITPHPPHP >=5.4.0

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PHP Daemonizer
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[](#php-daemonizer)

Provide simple way for creating long-running php daemons.

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#### How it use:

[](#how-it-use)

- Your class must implement "DaemonizerInterface" interface.
- Create cli-daemonizer.php file in config or root directory
- Start daemon, use command ./bin/daemonizer start

cli-daemonizer.php sample file contains:

```