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A hark fork of  which aims to continue supporting new PHP versions and fixing any stability issues. Easily maintain and switch between PHP versions on your Mac. Requi
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# php-ver-manager
A hark fork of  which aims to continue supporting new PHP versions and fixing any stability issues.
Easily maintain and switch between PHP versions on your Mac. Requires  and works with Laravel Valet.
## Installation:
Installing `php-ver-manager` is as easy as running:
```
npm install --global php-ver-manager
```
If you use Yarn, you can do this:
```
yarn global add php-ver-manager
```
Alternatively you can move the `php-ver-manager.sh` file from this repo into your home directory and add this line in your `.bashrc`/`.zshrc`/etc.:
```
source ~/php-ver-manager.sh
```
### Usage:
You must have PHP installed via Homebrew in order for `php-ver-manager` to work. `php-ver-manager` also works really well with Laravel Valet, but Valet is not a requirement in order to use `php-ver-manager`.
Here's an example of how you would use `php-ver-manager`:
```
$ php-ver-manager 7.1 -v -m 512M
```
1. `php-ver-manager` -> The main command. (Required)
1. `7.1` -> Specify the version of PHP you want to switch too, in this case `php71`. (Required)
1. `-v` -> Request verbose output (Optional)
1. `-m 512M` -> Request a custom PHP memory setting. If you don't pass an additional arugment, the memory will be reset to the Valet default. (Optional)
Here's the full list of versions/options:
```bash
Usage:
version [options] [arguments]
Options:
-h, --help Display the help message
-v, --verbose Display more info during the process
-m, --memory Customize the PHP memory setting (Valet only)
Available Versions:
5.6 Switch to php@5.6
7.0 Switch to php@7.0
7.1 Switch to php@7.1
7.2 Switch to php@7.2
7.3 Switch to php@7.3
7.4 Switch to php@7.4
8.0 Switch to php@8.0
```
### Customizing the PHP Memory Settings:
- If you don't pass an argument to `-m` or `--memory`, it will reset any previously set custom memory settings to the default Valet config.
- Alternatively, you can pass an argument to `-m` or `--memory` if you want to override the default Valet memory settings. For example, you can do:
```
php-ver-manager 7.1 -m 512M # php@7.1 with 512MB of memory
php-ver-manager 7.3 -m 2G -v # php@7.3 with 2GB of memory; verbose output
php-ver-manager 5.6 --memory=1G # php@5.6 with 1GB of memory
```
- *Note: customizing PHP memory settings currently only works for Laravel Valet users. If you don't use Valet, we hope to get this working for you as well in an upcoming release.*