The PHP Compiler script, also known as Compiler (Compressor, Cruncher, Packer) by adilbo on CodeCanyon. As the product name itself suggests, it is meant to make PHP source codes unreadable, protecting our precious intellectual property and shielding us from competitors’ interference.
Functionality
With this tool, customers can encode, compress and obfuscate their entire PHP files in one-shot operation. They just provide their PHP files and encode the whole files into incomprehensible pieces for curious competitors. Once a buyer needs to re-run with original code after giving another, they provide another input by using online encoding application of this company and copy, paste all codes between ‘?>’, you start encode and share them (by using script as provided within the zipped version file).
Features:
- Compiler has key-new Plugin which total newly created from Scratch,
Compiler with this one-step code Encoder,
You encode each php file of PHP Files you want encoded
Each line of these will need its own "code protection for your codes to code
Usability :
The system can effortlessly perform the operations required which would be as an experienced script developer will always able. It needs few click to be finished task from the client interface – The user requires basic working skills of PC – With basic knowledge they should finish easily.
Compatibility :
Customer support :
Although adilbo has written down on that he want customers please review the file without before doing a report that have questions, support available contact details are the adlib page. To date as not been fully test due the time limited by support as the only response possible has been done after giving in the best, hope as the answer can you the best will you expect after the help has sent on the form by code support.
Pricing:
Rating (From user) for $17.85 by total 30
Purchased 28 (including mine) users from Adlib.
Note that each reviewer has some problem; though, none complained (only 9 from), their problems didn’t impact usage. Many found its useful for both.
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Introduction to PHP Compiler
The PHP Compiler is a powerful tool that allows developers to compile PHP code into standalone executables, making it possible to run PHP scripts outside of a web server environment. This tutorial will guide you through the process of using the PHP Compiler, from installation to compiling and running your PHP code.
What is the PHP Compiler?
The PHP Compiler is a command-line tool that converts PHP code into a standalone executable file. This executable file can be run on any system that supports the PHP runtime environment, without the need for a web server. The compiler uses the Zend Engine, the same engine that powers the PHP interpreter, to compile the PHP code into machine code.
Why Use the PHP Compiler?
There are several reasons why you might want to use the PHP Compiler:
- Run PHP scripts offline: The PHP Compiler allows you to run PHP scripts without the need for a web server. This is useful for applications that need to run on a system without a web server, such as desktop applications or embedded systems.
- Improve performance: Compiled PHP code can run faster than interpreted PHP code, since the compilation step eliminates the need for the PHP interpreter to interpret the code at runtime.
- Enhance security: Compiled PHP code is more difficult to reverse-engineer than interpreted PHP code, making it a more secure option for sensitive applications.
Installing the PHP Compiler
Before you can start using the PHP Compiler, you need to install it. Here are the steps:
- Download the PHP Compiler: You can download the PHP Compiler from the official PHP website or from a third-party repository.
- Install the PHP Compiler: Run the installation package and follow the prompts to install the compiler. Make sure to install the compiler in a directory that is accessible from the command line.
- Verify the installation: Open a command line and type
phpize
to verify that the compiler is installed correctly.
Using the PHP Compiler
Now that you have installed the PHP Compiler, let's go through the process of compiling a PHP script.
Step 1: Prepare your PHP script
Open your PHP script in a text editor and make sure it is in a format that can be compiled by the PHP Compiler. The script should not contain any syntax errors or undefined variables.
Step 2: Compile the PHP script
Open a command line and navigate to the directory where your PHP script is located. Type the following command to compile the script:
phpize -c script.php
Replace script.php
with the name of your PHP script. The -c
option tells the compiler to compile the script.
Step 3: Run the compiled script
Once the script has been compiled, you can run it using the following command:
./script
The script will run as a standalone executable, without the need for a web server.
Tips and Tricks
Here are a few tips and tricks to keep in mind when using the PHP Compiler:
- Use the
-o
option: The-o
option allows you to specify the output file name and directory. For example:phpize -c -o output script.php
- Use the
-v
option: The-v
option enables verbose mode, which can be useful for debugging purposes. For example:phpize -c -v script.php
- Use the
-l
option: The-l
option specifies the language level of the compiled script. For example:phpize -c -l 5.6 script.php
specifies that the script should be compiled for PHP 5.6.
Conclusion
In this tutorial, we have covered the basics of using the PHP Compiler. We have seen how to install the compiler, prepare your PHP script, compile the script, and run the compiled script. With the PHP Compiler, you can run PHP scripts outside of a web server environment, improve performance, and enhance security.
Here is an example of how to configure the PHP Compiler settings:
phpCompiler.binaries
The phpCompiler.binaries
setting specifies the path to the PHP compiler binary. For example:
phpCompiler.binaries = /usr/bin/php
phpCompiler.cacheDir
The phpCompiler.cacheDir
setting specifies the directory where the PHP compiler cache will be stored. For example:
phpCompiler.cacheDir = /var/tmp/php-compiler-cache
phpCompiler.config
The phpCompiler.config
setting specifies the path to the PHP compiler configuration file. For example:
phpCompiler.config = /etc/php-compiler.conf
phpCompiler.debug
The phpCompiler.debug
setting enables or disables debug mode for the PHP compiler. For example:
phpCompiler.debug = true
phpCompiler.definitions
The phpCompiler.definitions
setting specifies the PHP definitions to use for compilation. For example:
phpCompiler.definitions = /usr/share/php-compiler/definitions.json
phpCompiler.includePaths
The phpCompiler.includePaths
setting specifies the paths to include when compiling PHP files. For example:
phpCompiler.includePaths = /usr/include/php, /usr/share/php-compiler/includes
phpCompiler.libraryPaths
The phpCompiler.libraryPaths
setting specifies the paths to libraries to use when compiling PHP files. For example:
phpCompiler.libraryPaths = /usr/lib/php, /usr/share/php-compiler/libraries
phpCompiler.outputDir
The phpCompiler.outputDir
setting specifies the directory where the compiled PHP files will be stored. For example:
phpCompiler.outputDir = /var/www/html
phpCompiler.sourceDir
The phpCompiler.sourceDir
setting specifies the directory where the PHP source files are located. For example:
phpCompiler.sourceDir = /var/www/src
phpCompiler.target
The phpCompiler.target
setting specifies the target PHP version for compilation. For example:
phpCompiler.target = php7.4
Here are the features of the PHP Compiler:
- Compresses PHP source code: Makes PHP source code unreadable for normal people.
- Encoder: Provides anti-theft protection for scripts and functions by encoding and encrypting PHP source code.
- Reverse engineering protection: Protects code from modification and reverse engineering.
- Simple setup: Easy to use, simply copy one file to the Plugins directory, start the encoder script, and it will generate an encoded PHP file.
- Works on most servers: Does not require special functions, so it will work on most server environments.
- Regular updates: The script will be updated regularly.
- Support: Includes documentation and support from the developer.
- Customization: Available for extended license holders who want to customize the script.
- Integration with PHP Encoder & Obfuscator: This script is only available for purchase with the PHP Encoder & Obfuscator.
- Changelog: Includes a changelog with version history and updates.
Note that some of these features may be mentioned multiple times throughout the content, but I have only listed each feature once in the above list.
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