Add true-async-server framework

frameworks/true-async-server/Dockerfile

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+FROM trueasync/php-true-async:0.7.0-alpha.14-php8.6
+
+RUN printf '%s\n' \
+      'opcache.jit=1255' \
+      'opcache.jit_buffer_size=128M' \
+      'opcache.memory_consumption=256' \
+      'opcache.max_accelerated_files=10000' \
+      'opcache.validate_timestamps=0' \
+      'memory_limit=1024M' \
+    > /etc/php.d/99-arena.ini
+
+WORKDIR /app
+COPY entry.php PostgreSQL.php SQLite.php /app/
+
+EXPOSE 8080 8443
+
+CMD ["php", "/app/entry.php"]

frameworks/true-async-server/PostgreSQL.php

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+<?php
+
+declare(strict_types=1);
+
+/*
+ * Postgres access for TrueAsync HTTP handlers.
+ *
+ * Uses the native PDO connection pool shipped with ext-async (PDO::ATTR_POOL_*)
+ * — each PDO method call grabs an idle connection, runs, and returns it to the
+ * pool. Coroutines that find the pool exhausted park on the libuv reactor
+ * instead of blocking the worker thread.
+ */
+final class PostgreSQL
+{
+    private static ?PDO $pdo = null;
+    private static bool $available = false;
+    private const SQL =
+        'SELECT id, name, category, price, quantity, active, tags, rating_score, rating_count '
+        . 'FROM items WHERE price BETWEEN ? AND ? LIMIT ?';
+
+    public static function init(): void
+    {
+        $url = getenv('DATABASE_URL') ?: '';
+        if ($url === '') {
+            return;
+        }
+
+        $parts = parse_url($url);
+        $dsn   = sprintf(
+            'pgsql:host=%s;port=%s;dbname=%s',
+            $parts['host'] ?? 'localhost',
+            $parts['port'] ?? 5432,
+            ltrim($parts['path'] ?? '/benchmark', '/')
+        );
+
+        // PG sweet spot is ~4×CPU backends; more = lock/context contention.
+        // Cap total at min(DATABASE_MAX_CONN, 4×CPU), split per worker.
+        $cpus     = \Async\available_parallelism();
+        $workers  = max(1, (int)(getenv('WORKERS') ?: $cpus));
+        $envCap   = (int)(getenv('DATABASE_MAX_CONN') ?: 4 * $cpus);
+        $totalMax = min($envCap, 4 * $cpus);
+        $maxConn  = max(2, intdiv($totalMax, $workers));
+        $minConn  = (int)(getenv('DATABASE_MIN_CONN') ?: max(1, intdiv($maxConn, 2)));
+
+        self::$pdo = new PDO(
+            $dsn,
+            $parts['user'] ?? 'bench',
+            $parts['pass'] ?? 'bench',
+            [
+                PDO::ATTR_ERRMODE            => PDO::ERRMODE_EXCEPTION,
+                PDO::ATTR_DEFAULT_FETCH_MODE => PDO::FETCH_ASSOC,
+                PDO::ATTR_EMULATE_PREPARES   => false,
+                PDO::ATTR_POOL_ENABLED          => true,
+                PDO::ATTR_POOL_MIN              => $minConn,
+                PDO::ATTR_POOL_MAX              => $maxConn,
+                PDO::ATTR_POOL_STMT_CACHE_SIZE  => 32,
+            ]
+        );
+
+        self::$available = true;
+    }
+
+    public static function query(float $min, float $max, int $limit = 50): string
+    {
+        if (!self::$available) {
+            self::init();
+            if (!self::$available) {
+                return '{"items":[],"count":0}';
+            }
+        }
+
+        try {
+            $stmt = self::$pdo->prepare(self::SQL);
+            $stmt->execute([$min, $max, $limit]);
+            $rows = [];
+            while ($row = $stmt->fetch()) {
+                $rows[] = [
+                    'id'       => $row['id'],
+                    'name'     => $row['name'],
+                    'category' => $row['category'],
+                    'price'    => $row['price'],
+                    'quantity' => $row['quantity'],
+                    'active'   => (bool)$row['active'],
+                    'tags'     => json_decode($row['tags'], true),
+                    'rating'   => [
+                        'score' => $row['rating_score'],
+                        'count' => $row['rating_count'],
+                    ],
+                ];
+            }
+            return json_encode(
+                ['items' => $rows, 'count' => count($rows)],
+                JSON_UNESCAPED_UNICODE | JSON_UNESCAPED_SLASHES
+            );
+        } catch (\Throwable) {
+            return '{"items":[],"count":0}';
+        }
+    }
+}

frameworks/true-async-server/README.md

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+# true-async-server
+
+[TrueAsync Server](https://github.com/true-async/server) — a native PHP
+extension that runs an HTTP/1.1 + HTTP/2 + HTTP/3 server inside the PHP
+process. No FastCGI, no separate Caddy / FrankenPHP / nginx in front.
+Everything (accept, parse, dispatch to PHP handler, response) happens on
+the TrueAsync coroutine event loop in the same OS thread that owns the
+connection.
+
+- **Source:** <https://github.com/true-async/server>
+- **Engine:** TrueAsync (PHP fork — <https://github.com/true-async/php-src>)
+- **Tier:** `tuned`
+- **Image:** `trueasync/php-true-async:0.7.0-alpha.13-php8.6`
+
+### Related repositories
+
+| Repo | Purpose |
+|------|---------|
+| [`true-async/server`](https://github.com/true-async/server) | This extension — the HTTP/1+2+3 server itself (source of `true_async_server.so`) |
+| [`true-async/php-src`](https://github.com/true-async/php-src) | PHP 8.6 fork with the TrueAsync coroutine API in core |
+| [`true-async/php-async`](https://github.com/true-async/php-async) | `ext/async` — coroutines, `ThreadPool`, `spawn`, PDO connection pool |
+| [`true-async/releases`](https://github.com/true-async/releases) | Release pipeline: builds Docker images and Windows ZIPs from the three repos above |
+| [`true-async/frankenphp`](https://github.com/true-async/frankenphp) | TrueAsync fork of FrankenPHP (separate framework entry, not used here) |
+| [`true-async/xdebug`](https://github.com/true-async/xdebug) | Xdebug fork patched for the TrueAsync runtime |
+| [Docker Hub `trueasync/php-true-async`](https://hub.docker.com/r/trueasync/php-true-async) | Pre-built images consumed by this framework's `Dockerfile` |
+
+## How it works
+
+### One process, N event-loop threads
+
+A single PHP process is launched. The main thread reads the dataset
+into shared read-only memory, constructs an `HttpServer` from
+`HttpServerConfig`, mounts a `StaticHandler` for `/static/`, and
+registers a single PHP callback via `addHttpHandler`. Static files
+themselves are served from C — the PHP callback never sees them.
+
+The main thread then submits an `Async\ThreadPool` job for each CPU
+(`N = available_parallelism()`, overridable via `WORKERS=…`). The job
+body just calls `$server->start()` on a thread-transferred copy of the
+server object. The transfer copies the registered callbacks and the
+listener configuration — there is no shared mutable state between
+threads.
+
+Each thread runs its own libuv event loop. There is no master/worker
+split: every thread accepts, parses, executes the handler, writes the
+response, and recycles the connection. `SO_REUSEPORT` lets all
+threads bind the same TCP/UDP ports — the kernel hashes incoming SYNs
+across the listening sockets so connections distribute evenly.
+
+### Protocol detection happens once per connection
+
+When bytes first arrive on a plain-TCP listener, a small detector
+inspects the first 8+ bytes:
+
+- starts with `PRI ` → HTTP/2 cleartext (h2c) — route into nghttp2.
+- starts with an HTTP/1.1 method byte (`G`, `P`, `D`, `H`, `O`, `C`, `T`)
+  → HTTP/1.1 — route into the llhttp parser.
+- otherwise after 24 bytes → reject as `400 Bad Request` (or h2
+  `BAD_CLIENT_MAGIC`).
+
+For TLS listeners, ALPN does the work during the handshake — the server
+advertises `[h2, http/1.1]` and the client picks. ALPN result decides
+which strategy is installed; no first-byte sniff happens after the TLS
+handshake.
+
+For UDP listeners (HTTP/3), packets go directly to the QUIC stack;
+ALPN inside the QUIC TLS handshake selects `h3` or fails.
+
+Once the strategy is installed it stays for the lifetime of the
+connection — no per-request re-detection.
+
+### Coroutine per request, not per connection
+
+The accept loop pulls one connection. The chosen protocol strategy reads
+bytes off the socket and assembles requests:
+
+- HTTP/1.1 — one request at a time, possibly pipelined; for each parsed
+  request a fresh PHP coroutine is spawned and given `(HttpRequest,
+  HttpResponse)`.
+- HTTP/2 / HTTP/3 — every stream is its own request; each opened stream
+  spawns a coroutine. Streams on the same connection run truly in
+  parallel within the event loop, multiplexed onto the wire by nghttp2 /
+  nghttp3.
+
+The coroutine runs the user callback. When the callback awaits I/O
+(database, file, sleep), the coroutine yields back to the event loop,
+which immediately serves another stream / request. There is no
+`pthread_create` per request and no thread pool dispatch; coroutines are
+stack-switched in userland.
+
+When the callback returns, `HttpResponse` is committed to the wire
+(buffered or streamed depending on whether the handler called `send()`),
+the coroutine is disposed, and its arena (`conn_arena`) is reset for the
+next request on the same connection.
+
+### Bailout firewall
+
+If the user callback hits a fatal (E_ERROR, OOM, exception during
+shutdown) and triggers `zend_bailout`, the protocol strategy catches it
+at the request boundary:
+
+- emits a 500 on the failing request,
+- logs the PHP cause via SAPI's error pipeline,
+- on glibc, dumps the C-level stack via `backtrace(3)` for postmortem,
+- keeps the listener and other in-flight requests alive.
+
+This is what makes a single-process server safe to run user PHP code
+that may legitimately fatal — one bad handler doesn't take the listener
+down.
+
+### Compression pipeline
+
+The response writer transparently compresses bodies that opt in
+(`HttpResponse` does not call `setNoCompression()`, MIME is on the
+whitelist, body ≥ 1 KiB threshold) when the client's `Accept-Encoding`
+allows it. Negotiation is RFC 9110 §12.5.3 (q-values, `identity;q=0`,
+`*;q=0`). Encoding runs on streamed chunks, not buffered, so chunked H1
+and H2 DATA frames stay efficient. Inbound `Content-Encoding: gzip`
+request bodies are decoded transparently with an anti-zip-bomb cap. The
+encoder is zlib-ng when available, system zlib otherwise.
+
+`entry.php` enables this middleware via
+`HttpServerConfig::setCompressionEnabled(true)`, so the `/json/*`
+responses are transparently compressed when the client advertises
+`Accept-Encoding: br|gzip` — that's what powers the `json-comp`
+profile.
+
+### What `entry.php` actually contains
+
+A `StaticHandler` mount for `/static/` plus a flat PHP dispatcher:
+
+```php
+$server->addStaticHandler(
+    (new StaticHandler('/static/', '/data/static'))
+        ->enablePrecompressed('br', 'gzip')
+        ->setEtagEnabled(true)
+        ->setOpenFileCache(1024, 60)
+);
+
+$server->addHttpHandler(static function ($req, $res) use ($dataset, $datasetCount) {
+    $path = $req->getPath();
+
+    if ($path === '/baseline11' || $path === '/baseline2') { ... sum ... }
+    if ($path === '/pipeline')                              { ... 'ok' ... }
+    if (str_starts_with($path, '/json/'))                   { ... slice + json_encode ... }
+    if ($path === '/upload')                                { ... awaitBody ... }
+    /* /static/* is served by StaticHandler above; anything else → 404 */
+});
+```
+
+Order is by request frequency under the validation suite; `/baseline11`
+goes first because it's the hottest endpoint across `baseline`,
+`pipelined`, and `limited-conn` profiles.
+
+## Listeners (in `entry.php`)
+
+| Port | Protocol | Used by profile |
+|------|----------|----------------|
+| 8080 | h1 cleartext | `baseline`, `pipelined`, `limited-conn`, `json`, `upload` |
+| 8081 | h1 + TLS | `json-tls` |
+| 8443 | h1 + h2 + TLS (ALPN) | `baseline-h2` |
+
+## Subscribed profiles
+
+```
+baseline, pipelined, limited-conn, json, json-comp, json-tls,
+upload, static, static-h2, baseline-h2
+```
+
+All ten pass the HttpArena validation suite (39/39 checks) on the
+published image.
+
+`static` / `static-h2` are served by the server's built-in C
+`StaticHandler` (`addStaticHandler` in `entry.php`), which does
+sendfile + per-request precompressed sidecar (`.br` / `.gz`) selection
+and an open-file cache — no PHP-level buffering.
+
+`json-comp` uses the server's transparent compression middleware
+(`setCompressionEnabled(true)` on the config), which negotiates
+brotli / gzip from `Accept-Encoding` automatically.
+
+## Not yet subscribed (work-in-progress)
+
+- `baseline-h2c`, `json-h2c` — HttpArena requires port 8082 to refuse
+  HTTP/1.1, but `protocol_mask` in TrueAsync Server is currently
+  per-server, not per-listener. Per-listener mask is on the roadmap.
+- `async-db`, `crud`, `api-4`, `api-16`, `fortunes` — DB-backed; we ship
+  a PostgreSQL adapter (`PostgreSQL.php` via `pdo-async` connection
+  pool) but haven't validated the full suite yet.
+- `baseline-h3`, `static-h3`, `gateway-h3` — HTTP/3 listener
+  (`addHttp3Listener`) is in the server but not yet enabled in
+  `entry.php`.
+
+The full feature roadmap lives in
+[`FUTURES.md`](https://github.com/true-async/server/blob/main/FUTURES.md)
+on the server repo.
+
+## Running locally
+
+```bash
+./scripts/validate.sh true-async-server
+./scripts/benchmark.sh true-async-server baseline-h2
+./scripts/benchmark-lite.sh true-async-server baseline-h2
+```
+
+`benchmark-lite.sh` defaults `H2THREADS=nproc/2` so it's friendly to
+laptops; `benchmark.sh` is the leaderboard configuration (64 threads on
+dedicated hardware).
+
+## Local development build
+
+`build.sh` and `Dockerfile.local` exist for testing un-tagged commits of
+`true-async/server` against this framework: they copy a host-built
+`php` binary and `true_async_server.so` over the upstream alpha image.
+Not used in CI.
+
+## Maintainers
+
+- [@EdmondDantes](https://github.com/EdmondDantes)