Zentropy PHP Client

A simple and professional PHP client for Zentropy. Supports TCP connections with authentication and Unix socket connections.

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Features

• Connect to Zentropy server over TCP or Unix socket.
• Optional password authentication for TCP connections.
• Common commands: SET, GET, DELETE, EXISTS, PING.
• Easy to integrate in any PHP project, including Laravel.
• Minimal dependencies, PSR-4 autoloading.

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Installation

Use Composer to install:

composer require mailmug/zentropy-php

Usage

TCP Connection (with optional password)

<?php

require 'vendor/autoload.php';

use Zentropy\Client;

$client = Client::tcp('127.0.0.1', 6383, 'pass@123');

$client->set('foo', 'bar');
echo $client->get('foo'); // Outputs: bar
$client->close();

Unix Socket Connection

<?php

require 'vendor/autoload.php';

use Zentropy\Client;

$client = Client::unixSocket('/tmp/zentropy.sock');

$client->set('foo', 'bar');
echo $client->get('foo'); // Outputs: bar
$client->close();

API Reference

Method	Description
Client::tcp($host, $port, $password)	Create a TCP client with optional password.
Client::unixSocket($path)	Create a client using a Unix socket.
set(string $key, string $value)	Set a key-value pair.
get(string $key)	Get the value of a key. Returns null if key doesn't exist.
delete(string $key)	Delete a key. Returns true if successful.
exists(string $key)	Check if a key exists.
ping()	Ping the server. Returns true if alive.
close()	Close the connection.
auth(string $password)	Authenticate TCP connection (internal for TCP only).

Running Examples

Contributing

1. Fork the repository.

2. Run composer install.

3. Add tests in tests/ and examples in examples/.

4. Submit a pull request.