This project is an extensive experiment that got out of hand. It aims to provide a restricted PHP runtime to interface with Go code, as well as run more extensive PHP code like a full blown PHP template engine with eval and what not. It provides implicit context and error return handling, triggering an exception if an error occurs in the request. The exception can be caught with try/catch, or be passed into the error handler inside the go runner.
Bit of a newbie question here, but I’ve set up a local Forgejo server in my homelab that I’m using for personal projects. I’ve created some modules that I want to be able to reference in other local projects.
I’ve spent years reaching for Makefile by default, but I recently started using Taskfile for my projects instead. While it’s still the industry standard, it often feels like a mismatch for the specific needs of a modern web stack… Since moving a few of my workflows over, I’ve found it much better suited for the way I work today.
Gophers, hey. Confusing ^ with exponentiation instead of XOR in Go seems like a pretty easy mistake to make. The bug itself is simple, but it still shows up even in some well-known projects with large codebases.
Marshaling the field is fine, so using the tag json:"-" won’t work. I could use the UnmarshalJSON method on the struct, but I have no idea how to implement it.
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