chore: experiments

[loks0n]

No description provided.

[greptile-apps]

Greptile Summary

This PR consolidates the Swoole adapters into two new classes (Swoole and SwooleCoroutine), introduces a Mode enum with opinionated server tuning, a cgroup-aware System::getCpuNum() helper, and a Compression value object — all solid additions. However, several critical bugs in the in-progress refactor of Http.php and Response.php will prevent the application from booting or compressing responses.

• P0 — protected static array $ = []; in Http.php is a PHP syntax error (property name missing); the entire app fails to parse.
• P0 — $this->compression->isCompressible(self) in Response.php uses the class-reference keyword self as an object argument plus a stray ; that breaks the if condition.
• P0 — $this->resources is referenced in Http::start() but no such property exists; setResource() is also called there after being deleted.

Confidence Score: 1/5

Not safe to merge — multiple P0 syntax/runtime errors will prevent the application from loading.

Three independent P0 findings each independently block the application from running: a PHP parse error on the unnamed property, a syntax error in the compression conditional, and an undefined property reference. The PR is in an intermediate experiments state and should not be merged until these are resolved.

src/Http/Http.php and src/Http/Response.php both have P0 errors that need immediate attention before this PR is mergeable.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
src/Http/Http.php	Multiple fatal errors: unnamed property $ = [], reference to undefined $this->resources, call to removed setResource() method — application will not boot.
src/Http/Response.php	Fatal syntax error in compression condition: self keyword used as object argument and stray ; breaks the if condition; compression is completely non-functional.
src/Http/Compression.php	New Compression value object encapsulating configuration; minor issue with dead code ($hasAcceptEncoding unused) and misleading parameter name.
src/Http/Adapter/Swoole.php	New consolidated Swoole adapter with context-aware DI via coroutine context; logic is sound.
src/Http/Adapter/Swoole/Mode.php	New enum defining HYPERLOOP_A/B server modes with well-documented Swoole settings; logic is correct.
src/Http/Adapter/Swoole/System.php	New helper for cgroup-aware CPU count detection; correct fall-through logic across cgroup v2/v1, macOS, /proc/cpuinfo, and Swoole.
src/Http/Adapter/SwooleCoroutine.php	New coroutine HTTP server adapter; correctly uses finally to clean up context key and queues multiple onStart callbacks.
src/Http/Adapter/FPM.php	Renamed and simplified FPM adapter with getContext() replacing getContainer(); straightforward refactor.
src/Http/Adapter.php	Abstract method renamed from getContainer() to getContext(); small breaking API change but clean in isolation.

Comments Outside Diff (1)

1. src/Http/Http.php, line 438 (link)

   Call to removed method setResource

   $this->setResource(...) is invoked in the onStart error handler, but the setResource public method was deleted in this PR. This will throw a fatal Call to undefined method error whenever a start-hook throws an exception.

_{Reviews (1): Last reviewed commit: "chore: experiments" | Re-trigger Greptile}

[greptile-apps]

Syntax error: unnamed static property

protected static array $ = []; is not valid PHP — a property must have an identifier after $. PHP will throw a fatal parse error on this line, making the entire application unbootable. This appears to be the renamed $startHooks property (referenced on line 433 via self::$startHooks), whose name was lost during the refactor.

[greptile-apps]

Syntax error: self keyword and stray semicolon in condition

self is a class-reference keyword in PHP, not an expression that can be passed as a method argument — this should be $this. Additionally, the trailing semicolon ; terminates the if condition early, making the && clause a separate (unreachable) statement. Both errors will cause a fatal parse/runtime error and prevent compression from ever being applied.

Suggested change

	if (
	!$hasContentEncoding
	$this->compression
	&& !$hasContentEncoding
	&& !empty($this->acceptEncoding)
	&& $this->isCompressible($this->contentType)
	&& \strlen($body) > $this->compressionMinSize
	&& $this->compression->isCompressible(self);
	) {
	if (
	$this->compression
	&& !$hasContentEncoding
	&& !empty($this->acceptEncoding)
	&& $this->compression->isCompressible($this)
	) {

[greptile-apps]

Undefined property $resources

The constructor no longer assigns $this->container = $server->getContext() or declares a $resources property, yet this line calls $this->resources->set(...). The class still declares protected Container $container (line 43) but it is never initialized either. This will throw an "Undefined property" or "must not be accessed before initialization" fatal error at runtime when start() is called.

[greptile-apps]

$hasAcceptEncoding computed but never used; misleading parameter name

The variable is calculated but excluded from the return expression, so the caller's Accept-Encoding presence is silently ignored by isCompressible. The parameter is also typed as Response but named $request, which is misleading.

Suggested change

	public function isCompressible(Response $request): bool
	{
	$hasAcceptEncoding = !empty($request->getHeader('accept-encoding', ''));
	$isCompressibleMimeType = isset($this->mimeTypes[$request->getHeader('content-type', '')]);
	$isGreaterThanMinSize = \strlen($request->getRawPayload()) > $this->minSizeBytes;
	return $isCompressibleMimeType && $isGreaterThanMinSize;
	}
	public function isCompressible(Response $response): bool
	{
	$isCompressibleMimeType = isset($this->mimeTypes[$response->getHeader('content-type', '')]);
	$isGreaterThanMinSize = \strlen($response->getRawPayload()) > $this->minSizeBytes;
	return $isCompressibleMimeType && $isGreaterThanMinSize;
	}