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How to access (under which URL) ? #45
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Since you're using composer, there are way too many usage examples to document. For example if you're using a Framework like Symfony/Laravel, you could load
First, as with any composer package, create a file to load
Then edit the file to load the composer autoload.php file and instantiate the <?php
/** /var/www/html/opcache.php */
require_once __DIR__ . `/../vendor/autoload.php`;
/** specify your options */
$options = array(/* ... */);
\OpcacheGui\OpCacheService::init($options); Alternatively include <?php
/** /var/www/html/opcache.php */
require_once __DIR__ . `/../vendor/amnuts/opcache-gui/index.php`; Or as the README states, copy
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That was a great response @fyrye, thank you! I'll attempt to update the README soon. I'm a little behind with making updates to the opcahce-gui since the newer version of PHP have come out, so need to carve out time for it properly. 😄 |
Hi there,
thanks for putting work into this project, I highly adore this.
However, I could not find any information in the README that shows how to access the GUI when installing via Composer, even when working through the docs multiple times and even reading most of the code.
Can you please add this extremely essential info ? :)
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