@php-wasm/node 1.1.4 → 1.1.5

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@@ -7002,6 +7002,15 @@ export function init(RuntimeName, PHPLoader) {
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  var PHPWASM = {
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  init: function () {
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+ Module['ENV'] = Module['ENV'] || {};
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+ // Ensure a platform-level bin directory for a fallback `php` binary.
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+ Module['ENV']['PATH'] = [
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+ Module['ENV']['PATH'],
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+ '/internal/shared/bin',
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+ ]
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+ .filter(Boolean)
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+ .join(':');
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+
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  // The /internal directory is required by the C module. It's where the
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  // stdout, stderr, and headers information are written for the JavaScript
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  // code to read later on.
@@ -7012,6 +7021,20 @@ export function init(RuntimeName, PHPLoader) {
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  // The files from the preload directory are preloaded using the
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  // auto_prepend_file php.ini directive.
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  FS.mkdir('/internal/shared/preload');
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+ // Platform-level bin directory for a fallback `php` binary. Without it,
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+ // PHP may not populate the PHP_BINARY constant.
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+ FS.mkdir('/internal/shared/bin');
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+ const originalOnRuntimeInitialized = Module['onRuntimeInitialized'];
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+ Module['onRuntimeInitialized'] = () => {
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+ // Dummy PHP binary for PHP to populate the PHP_BINARY constant.
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+ FS.writeFile(
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+ '/internal/shared/bin/php',
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+ new TextEncoder().encode('#!/bin/sh\nphp "$@"')
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+ );
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+ // It must be executable to be used by PHP.
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+ FS.chmod('/internal/shared/bin/php', 0o755);
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+ originalOnRuntimeInitialized();
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+ };
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  // Create stdout and stderr devices. We can't just use Emscripten's
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  // default stdout and stderr devices because they stop processing data
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  // on the first null byte. However, when dealing with binary data,
@@ -7002,6 +7002,15 @@ export function init(RuntimeName, PHPLoader) {
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  var PHPWASM = {
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  init: function () {
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+ Module['ENV'] = Module['ENV'] || {};
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+ // Ensure a platform-level bin directory for a fallback `php` binary.
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+ Module['ENV']['PATH'] = [
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+ Module['ENV']['PATH'],
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+ '/internal/shared/bin',
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+ ]
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+ .filter(Boolean)
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+ .join(':');
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+
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  // The /internal directory is required by the C module. It's where the
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  // stdout, stderr, and headers information are written for the JavaScript
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  // code to read later on.
@@ -7012,6 +7021,20 @@ export function init(RuntimeName, PHPLoader) {
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  // The files from the preload directory are preloaded using the
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  // auto_prepend_file php.ini directive.
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  FS.mkdir('/internal/shared/preload');
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+ // Platform-level bin directory for a fallback `php` binary. Without it,
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+ // PHP may not populate the PHP_BINARY constant.
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+ FS.mkdir('/internal/shared/bin');
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+ const originalOnRuntimeInitialized = Module['onRuntimeInitialized'];
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+ Module['onRuntimeInitialized'] = () => {
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+ // Dummy PHP binary for PHP to populate the PHP_BINARY constant.
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+ FS.writeFile(
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+ '/internal/shared/bin/php',
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+ new TextEncoder().encode('#!/bin/sh\nphp "$@"')
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+ );
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+ // It must be executable to be used by PHP.
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+ FS.chmod('/internal/shared/bin/php', 0o755);
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+ originalOnRuntimeInitialized();
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+ };
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  // Create stdout and stderr devices. We can't just use Emscripten's
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  // default stdout and stderr devices because they stop processing data
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  // on the first null byte. However, when dealing with binary data,
@@ -7002,6 +7002,15 @@ export function init(RuntimeName, PHPLoader) {
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  var PHPWASM = {
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  init: function () {
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+ Module['ENV'] = Module['ENV'] || {};
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+ // Ensure a platform-level bin directory for a fallback `php` binary.
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+ Module['ENV']['PATH'] = [
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+ Module['ENV']['PATH'],
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+ '/internal/shared/bin',
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+ ]
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+ .filter(Boolean)
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+ .join(':');
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+
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  // The /internal directory is required by the C module. It's where the
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  // stdout, stderr, and headers information are written for the JavaScript
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  // code to read later on.
@@ -7012,6 +7021,20 @@ export function init(RuntimeName, PHPLoader) {
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  // The files from the preload directory are preloaded using the
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  // auto_prepend_file php.ini directive.
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  FS.mkdir('/internal/shared/preload');
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+ // Platform-level bin directory for a fallback `php` binary. Without it,
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+ // PHP may not populate the PHP_BINARY constant.
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+ FS.mkdir('/internal/shared/bin');
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+ const originalOnRuntimeInitialized = Module['onRuntimeInitialized'];
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+ Module['onRuntimeInitialized'] = () => {
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+ // Dummy PHP binary for PHP to populate the PHP_BINARY constant.
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+ FS.writeFile(
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+ '/internal/shared/bin/php',
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+ new TextEncoder().encode('#!/bin/sh\nphp "$@"')
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+ );
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+ // It must be executable to be used by PHP.
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+ FS.chmod('/internal/shared/bin/php', 0o755);
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+ originalOnRuntimeInitialized();
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+ };
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  // Create stdout and stderr devices. We can't just use Emscripten's
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  // default stdout and stderr devices because they stop processing data
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  // on the first null byte. However, when dealing with binary data,
@@ -7002,6 +7002,15 @@ export function init(RuntimeName, PHPLoader) {
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  var PHPWASM = {
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  init: function () {
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+ Module['ENV'] = Module['ENV'] || {};
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+ // Ensure a platform-level bin directory for a fallback `php` binary.
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+ Module['ENV']['PATH'] = [
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+ Module['ENV']['PATH'],
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+ '/internal/shared/bin',
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+ ]
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+ .filter(Boolean)
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+ .join(':');
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+
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  // The /internal directory is required by the C module. It's where the
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  // stdout, stderr, and headers information are written for the JavaScript
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  // code to read later on.
@@ -7012,6 +7021,20 @@ export function init(RuntimeName, PHPLoader) {
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  // The files from the preload directory are preloaded using the
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  // auto_prepend_file php.ini directive.
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  FS.mkdir('/internal/shared/preload');
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+ // Platform-level bin directory for a fallback `php` binary. Without it,
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+ // PHP may not populate the PHP_BINARY constant.
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+ FS.mkdir('/internal/shared/bin');
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+ const originalOnRuntimeInitialized = Module['onRuntimeInitialized'];
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+ Module['onRuntimeInitialized'] = () => {
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+ // Dummy PHP binary for PHP to populate the PHP_BINARY constant.
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+ FS.writeFile(
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+ '/internal/shared/bin/php',
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+ new TextEncoder().encode('#!/bin/sh\nphp "$@"')
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+ );
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+ // It must be executable to be used by PHP.
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+ FS.chmod('/internal/shared/bin/php', 0o755);
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+ originalOnRuntimeInitialized();
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+ };
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  // Create stdout and stderr devices. We can't just use Emscripten's
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  // default stdout and stderr devices because they stop processing data
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  // on the first null byte. However, when dealing with binary data,
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  var PHPWASM = {
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  init: function () {
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+ Module['ENV'] = Module['ENV'] || {};
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+ // Ensure a platform-level bin directory for a fallback `php` binary.
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+ Module['ENV']['PATH'] = [
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+ Module['ENV']['PATH'],
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+ '/internal/shared/bin',
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+ ]
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+ .filter(Boolean)
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+ .join(':');
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+
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  // The /internal directory is required by the C module. It's where the
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  // stdout, stderr, and headers information are written for the JavaScript
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  // code to read later on.
@@ -7040,6 +7049,20 @@ export function init(RuntimeName, PHPLoader) {
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  // The files from the preload directory are preloaded using the
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  // auto_prepend_file php.ini directive.
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  FS.mkdir('/internal/shared/preload');
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+ // Platform-level bin directory for a fallback `php` binary. Without it,
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+ // PHP may not populate the PHP_BINARY constant.
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+ FS.mkdir('/internal/shared/bin');
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+ const originalOnRuntimeInitialized = Module['onRuntimeInitialized'];
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+ Module['onRuntimeInitialized'] = () => {
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+ // Dummy PHP binary for PHP to populate the PHP_BINARY constant.
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+ FS.writeFile(
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+ '/internal/shared/bin/php',
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+ new TextEncoder().encode('#!/bin/sh\nphp "$@"')
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+ );
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+ // It must be executable to be used by PHP.
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+ FS.chmod('/internal/shared/bin/php', 0o755);
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+ originalOnRuntimeInitialized();
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+ };
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  // Create stdout and stderr devices. We can't just use Emscripten's
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  // default stdout and stderr devices because they stop processing data
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  // on the first null byte. However, when dealing with binary data,
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  var PHPWASM = {
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  init: function () {
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+ Module['ENV'] = Module['ENV'] || {};
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+ // Ensure a platform-level bin directory for a fallback `php` binary.
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+ Module['ENV']['PATH'] = [
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+ Module['ENV']['PATH'],
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+ '/internal/shared/bin',
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+ ]
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+ .filter(Boolean)
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+ .join(':');
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+
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  // The /internal directory is required by the C module. It's where the
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  // stdout, stderr, and headers information are written for the JavaScript
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  // code to read later on.
@@ -7042,6 +7051,20 @@ export function init(RuntimeName, PHPLoader) {
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  // The files from the preload directory are preloaded using the
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  // auto_prepend_file php.ini directive.
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  FS.mkdir('/internal/shared/preload');
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+ // Platform-level bin directory for a fallback `php` binary. Without it,
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+ // PHP may not populate the PHP_BINARY constant.
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+ FS.mkdir('/internal/shared/bin');
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+ const originalOnRuntimeInitialized = Module['onRuntimeInitialized'];
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+ Module['onRuntimeInitialized'] = () => {
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+ // Dummy PHP binary for PHP to populate the PHP_BINARY constant.
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+ FS.writeFile(
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+ '/internal/shared/bin/php',
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+ new TextEncoder().encode('#!/bin/sh\nphp "$@"')
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+ );
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+ // It must be executable to be used by PHP.
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+ FS.chmod('/internal/shared/bin/php', 0o755);
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+ originalOnRuntimeInitialized();
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+ };
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  // Create stdout and stderr devices. We can't just use Emscripten's
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  // default stdout and stderr devices because they stop processing data
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  // on the first null byte. However, when dealing with binary data,
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  var PHPWASM = {
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  init: function () {
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+ Module['ENV'] = Module['ENV'] || {};
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+ // Ensure a platform-level bin directory for a fallback `php` binary.
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+ Module['ENV']['PATH'] = [
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+ Module['ENV']['PATH'],
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+ '/internal/shared/bin',
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+ ]
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+ .filter(Boolean)
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+ .join(':');
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+
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  // The /internal directory is required by the C module. It's where the
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  // stdout, stderr, and headers information are written for the JavaScript
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  // code to read later on.
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  // The files from the preload directory are preloaded using the
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  // auto_prepend_file php.ini directive.
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  FS.mkdir('/internal/shared/preload');
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+ // Platform-level bin directory for a fallback `php` binary. Without it,
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+ // PHP may not populate the PHP_BINARY constant.
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+ FS.mkdir('/internal/shared/bin');
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+ const originalOnRuntimeInitialized = Module['onRuntimeInitialized'];
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+ Module['onRuntimeInitialized'] = () => {
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+ // Dummy PHP binary for PHP to populate the PHP_BINARY constant.
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+ FS.writeFile(
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+ '/internal/shared/bin/php',
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+ new TextEncoder().encode('#!/bin/sh\nphp "$@"')
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+ );
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+ // It must be executable to be used by PHP.
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+ FS.chmod('/internal/shared/bin/php', 0o755);
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+ originalOnRuntimeInitialized();
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+ };
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  // Create stdout and stderr devices. We can't just use Emscripten's
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  // default stdout and stderr devices because they stop processing data
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  // on the first null byte. However, when dealing with binary data,
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  var PHPWASM = {
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  init: function () {
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+ Module['ENV'] = Module['ENV'] || {};
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+ // Ensure a platform-level bin directory for a fallback `php` binary.
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+ Module['ENV']['PATH'] = [
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+ Module['ENV']['PATH'],
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+ '/internal/shared/bin',
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+ ]
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+ .filter(Boolean)
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+ .join(':');
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+
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  // The /internal directory is required by the C module. It's where the
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  // stdout, stderr, and headers information are written for the JavaScript
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  // code to read later on.
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  // The files from the preload directory are preloaded using the
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  // auto_prepend_file php.ini directive.
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  FS.mkdir('/internal/shared/preload');
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+ // Platform-level bin directory for a fallback `php` binary. Without it,
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+ // PHP may not populate the PHP_BINARY constant.
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+ FS.mkdir('/internal/shared/bin');
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+ const originalOnRuntimeInitialized = Module['onRuntimeInitialized'];
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+ Module['onRuntimeInitialized'] = () => {
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+ // Dummy PHP binary for PHP to populate the PHP_BINARY constant.
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+ FS.writeFile(
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+ '/internal/shared/bin/php',
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+ new TextEncoder().encode('#!/bin/sh\nphp "$@"')
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+ );
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+ // It must be executable to be used by PHP.
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+ FS.chmod('/internal/shared/bin/php', 0o755);
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+ originalOnRuntimeInitialized();
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+ };
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  // Create stdout and stderr devices. We can't just use Emscripten's
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  // default stdout and stderr devices because they stop processing data
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  // on the first null byte. However, when dealing with binary data,