Real-time return, script execution
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Good night.
I have this code:
<?php
set_time_limit(0);
function getStr($string,$start,$end) {
$str = explode($start,$string);
$str = explode($end,$str[1]);
return $str[0];
}
$user = $_GET['user'];
$id = file_get_contents('https://link.io/lookup/'.$user.'');
$id3 = getStr($id, ' <img class="cp" data-toggle="tooltip" data-placement="bottom" data-clipboard-text="[U:1:',']"');
?>
And I have a node.js script.
How can I execute my script that should pass parameters and update the script response on the page in real time?
I tried:
$data = shell_exec('node index.js '.$user.'');
var_dump($data); //Returns NULL
Thanks.
php node.js
asked Jan 20 at 3:33
Bro Faz SolBro Faz Sol
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Good night.
I have this code:
<?php
set_time_limit(0);
function getStr($string,$start,$end) {
$str = explode($start,$string);
$str = explode($end,$str[1]);
return $str[0];
}
$user = $_GET['user'];
$id = file_get_contents('https://link.io/lookup/'.$user.'');
$id3 = getStr($id, ' <img class="cp" data-toggle="tooltip" data-placement="bottom" data-clipboard-text="[U:1:',']"');
?>
And I have a node.js script.
How can I execute my script that should pass parameters and update the script response on the page in real time?
I tried:
$data = shell_exec('node index.js '.$user.'');
var_dump($data); //Returns NULL
Thanks.
php node.js
asked Jan 20 at 3:33
Bro Faz SolBro Faz Sol
294
I can't tell what exactly you're trying to do and what exactly you need help with.
– jfriend00
Jan 20 at 4:55
I'm trying to run my script node.js and that PHP returns real-time response from the script.
– Bro Faz Sol
Jan 20 at 5:24
What does the index.js node.js script do? How does it return its result?
– jfriend00
Jan 20 at 5:28
Since you say "on the page", I assume you are running this on a web server. If so, you could implement a solution usingWebSocketsHowever we need more details to help you out, is your script running via CLI, or web server? What exactly isindex.jsdoing?
– fyrye
Jan 20 at 5:36
Index.jsis a script that "does its job" and returns the answer little by little. See: prntscr.com/m9juyb I wanted my code in PHP to execute the script, wait for the entire response, and then return on the web, like a log.
– Bro Faz Sol
Jan 20 at 6:08
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Good night.
I have this code:
<?php
set_time_limit(0);
function getStr($string,$start,$end) {
$str = explode($start,$string);
$str = explode($end,$str[1]);
return $str[0];
}
$user = $_GET['user'];
$id = file_get_contents('https://link.io/lookup/'.$user.'');
$id3 = getStr($id, ' <img class="cp" data-toggle="tooltip" data-placement="bottom" data-clipboard-text="[U:1:',']"');
?>
And I have a node.js script.
How can I execute my script that should pass parameters and update the script response on the page in real time?
I tried:
$data = shell_exec('node index.js '.$user.'');
var_dump($data); //Returns NULL
Thanks.
php node.js
asked Jan 20 at 3:33
Bro Faz SolBro Faz Sol
294
Good night.
I have this code:
<?php
set_time_limit(0);
function getStr($string,$start,$end) {
$str = explode($start,$string);
$str = explode($end,$str[1]);
return $str[0];
}
$user = $_GET['user'];
$id = file_get_contents('https://link.io/lookup/'.$user.'');
$id3 = getStr($id, ' <img class="cp" data-toggle="tooltip" data-placement="bottom" data-clipboard-text="[U:1:',']"');
?>
And I have a node.js script.
How can I execute my script that should pass parameters and update the script response on the page in real time?
I tried:
$data = shell_exec('node index.js '.$user.'');
var_dump($data); //Returns NULL
Thanks.
php node.js
php node.js
asked Jan 20 at 3:33
Bro Faz SolBro Faz Sol
294
asked Jan 20 at 3:33
Bro Faz SolBro Faz Sol
294
asked Jan 20 at 3:33
Bro Faz SolBro Faz Sol
294
asked Jan 20 at 3:33
Bro Faz SolBro Faz Sol
294
asked Jan 20 at 3:33
Bro Faz SolBro Faz Sol
294
294
I can't tell what exactly you're trying to do and what exactly you need help with.
– jfriend00
Jan 20 at 4:55
I'm trying to run my script node.js and that PHP returns real-time response from the script.
– Bro Faz Sol
Jan 20 at 5:24
What does the index.js node.js script do? How does it return its result?
– jfriend00
Jan 20 at 5:28
Since you say "on the page", I assume you are running this on a web server. If so, you could implement a solution usingWebSocketsHowever we need more details to help you out, is your script running via CLI, or web server? What exactly isindex.jsdoing?
– fyrye
Jan 20 at 5:36
Index.jsis a script that "does its job" and returns the answer little by little. See: prntscr.com/m9juyb I wanted my code in PHP to execute the script, wait for the entire response, and then return on the web, like a log.
– Bro Faz Sol
Jan 20 at 6:08
|
show 2 more comments
I can't tell what exactly you're trying to do and what exactly you need help with.
– jfriend00
Jan 20 at 4:55
I'm trying to run my script node.js and that PHP returns real-time response from the script.
– Bro Faz Sol
Jan 20 at 5:24
What does the index.js node.js script do? How does it return its result?
– jfriend00
Jan 20 at 5:28
Since you say "on the page", I assume you are running this on a web server. If so, you could implement a solution usingWebSocketsHowever we need more details to help you out, is your script running via CLI, or web server? What exactly isindex.jsdoing?
– fyrye
Jan 20 at 5:36
Index.jsis a script that "does its job" and returns the answer little by little. See: prntscr.com/m9juyb I wanted my code in PHP to execute the script, wait for the entire response, and then return on the web, like a log.
– Bro Faz Sol
Jan 20 at 6:08
I can't tell what exactly you're trying to do and what exactly you need help with.
– jfriend00
Jan 20 at 4:55
I can't tell what exactly you're trying to do and what exactly you need help with.
– jfriend00
Jan 20 at 4:55
I'm trying to run my script node.js and that PHP returns real-time response from the script.
– Bro Faz Sol
Jan 20 at 5:24
I'm trying to run my script node.js and that PHP returns real-time response from the script.
– Bro Faz Sol
Jan 20 at 5:24
What does the index.js node.js script do? How does it return its result?
– jfriend00
Jan 20 at 5:28
What does the index.js node.js script do? How does it return its result?
– jfriend00
Jan 20 at 5:28
Since you say "on the page", I assume you are running this on a web server. If so, you could implement a solution using
WebSockets However we need more details to help you out, is your script running via CLI, or web server? What exactly is index.js doing?– fyrye
Jan 20 at 5:36
Since you say "on the page", I assume you are running this on a web server. If so, you could implement a solution using
WebSockets However we need more details to help you out, is your script running via CLI, or web server? What exactly is index.js doing?– fyrye
Jan 20 at 5:36
Index.js is a script that "does its job" and returns the answer little by little. See: prntscr.com/m9juyb I wanted my code in PHP to execute the script, wait for the entire response, and then return on the web, like a log.– Bro Faz Sol
Jan 20 at 6:08
Index.js is a script that "does its job" and returns the answer little by little. See: prntscr.com/m9juyb I wanted my code in PHP to execute the script, wait for the entire response, and then return on the web, like a log.– Bro Faz Sol
Jan 20 at 6:08
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I can't tell what exactly you're trying to do and what exactly you need help with.
– jfriend00
Jan 20 at 4:55
I'm trying to run my script node.js and that PHP returns real-time response from the script.
– Bro Faz Sol
Jan 20 at 5:24
What does the index.js node.js script do? How does it return its result?
– jfriend00
Jan 20 at 5:28
Since you say "on the page", I assume you are running this on a web server. If so, you could implement a solution using
WebSocketsHowever we need more details to help you out, is your script running via CLI, or web server? What exactly isindex.jsdoing?– fyrye
Jan 20 at 5:36
Index.jsis a script that "does its job" and returns the answer little by little. See: prntscr.com/m9juyb I wanted my code in PHP to execute the script, wait for the entire response, and then return on the web, like a log.– Bro Faz Sol
Jan 20 at 6:08