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Has anyone integrated Dodo Payments with Laravel?

I’m trying to integrate Dodo Payments into my Laravel 12 project.

I installed their PHP SDK but I’m running into a syntax error (@ related) when I try to use it. I couldn’t find any Laravel-specific tutorial or video for Dodo Payments integration—only general PHP or Node.js examples.

👉 Has anyone here successfully integrated Dodo Payments with Laravel?

Did you use their PHP SDK directly or a Laravel package?

Any example code, blog, or tutorial you can point me to?

How did you handle subnoscriptions and webhooks in Laravel?


Any help (or even just pointing me to the right resources) would be super appreciated.


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Keycloak + Symfony (KnpU OAuth2Client) users getting logged out after ~30–60 minutes despite long session settings

I'm integrating Keycloak with a Symfony app using knpuniversity/oauth2-client-bundle and a custom authenticator. The flow works fine, but my users (and myself) are getting logged out after about 30–60 minutes, even though I've configured long session lifetimes in Keycloak and Symfony.

---

### Environment

Symfony 7
KnpU OAuth2ClientBundle
Keycloak (latest, running in Docker)

---

### Symfony `security.yaml` (relevant parts)

```yaml
firewalls:
main:
lazy: true
provider: app_user_provider
custom_authenticator:
- App\Security\AdminFormAuthenticator
- App\Security\KeycloakAuthenticator
entry_point: App\Security\AdminFormAuthenticator
logout:
path: app_logout
target: app_home
remember_me:
secret: '%kernel.secret%'
lifetime: 2592000 # 30 days
path: /
always_remember_me: true
```

I also store the refresh token in session and use it to refresh the access token when needed:

```php
if (!$request->query->has('code') && $session->has('refresh_token')) {
$accessToken = $this->refreshAccessToken($client, $session->get('refresh_token'));
} else {
$accessToken = $this->fetchAccessToken($client);
}
```

---

### Keycloak session/token settings

SSO Session Idle: 30 days
SSO Session Max: 10 days
Client Session Idle: 30 days
Client Session Max: 10 minutes (?? maybe suspicious?)
Offline Session Idle: 30 days
Access Token Lifespan: 15 days
Refresh Token lifespan: refresh disabled (default)
Login timeout: 30 minutes

Screenshots from KC settings:
- [Image 1](
https://i.sstatic.net/fzTV9bz6.png)
- [Image 2](
https://i.sstatic.net/la6nYY9F.png)
- [Image 3](
https://i.sstatic.net/9QQTJbCK.png)

---

### The problem

Despite these "long" settings, sessions actually expire and users get logged out after about 30–60 minutes. Reports from users match what I've also experienced.

It looks like either:

Keycloak is expiring client sessions early (e.g. because of the 10 min Client Session Max?), or
Symfony is not persisting/refreshing tokens properly, or
My remember_me config doesn’t interact correctly with OAuth2.

---

### My question

What is the likely cause of users being logged out after 30–60 minutes?

Is this due to Keycloak's Client Session Max = 10 minutes overriding the longer SSO Session Idle/Max?
Do I need to explicitly enable refresh tokens in Keycloak and adjust their lifespan?
Is my Symfony `remember_me` irrelevant here because OAuth2 tokens control session duration?
What's the recommended setup so Keycloak + Symfony sessions last ~days or weeks, not 30 minutes?

Any insight into how these Keycloak session settings interact with Symfony's session + refresh token logic would be appreciated.

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With PHP8.5 we'll get Error Backtraces V2 on Fatal Errors
https://wiki.php.net/rfc/error_backtraces_v2

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Facade Maker

Speed up facade creation in Laravel with Facade Maker.
Generate facades and services instantly, keeping your app structure clean and consistent.

Try it here: https://laravel-hub.com/package/facade-maker

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VSCode setup recommended extensions

Hi everyone,
I'm currently working/learning PHP in my work place and I'm looking at the setup or VSCode extension for PHP. What are the essential extension for PHP in VSCode? Also, I'm beginner in PHP in general so I appreciate any suggestion. The project is in PHP Laravel though I think it doesn't matter. Thank you in advance .

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$SESSION array does not work from a subdomain.

Hi, everybody!

I have the following situation. A web page is in a subdirectory of my domain:

[`
https://myowndomain.com/app`](https://myowndomain.com/app)

And it works fine.

Now, a subdomain was made in another domain that points to the previously mentioned web page:

`
https://app.farawaydom.com -> https://myowndomain.com/app`

Works fine except that the $\
SESSION array is null when accessed from app.farawaydom.com .

Is there any solution to this issue?

Thank you in advance.

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PHP Performance Benchmarking

Hi There,

I'm looking for multiple studies regarding PHP performance in scenarios of CPU model difference of Intel VS AMD

I want to find on which specific scenarios - which would serve better.
Are there any studies conducting such tests to see if there are any actual difference in reality?

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I've published my first PHP app as a Docker image

I've just published the Docker image I asked some advice about here a few days ago.

https://www.reddit.com/r/PHP/comments/1mq53si/best\_strategies\_to\_distribute\_a\_php\_app\_in\_a/

First of all, I would like to thank all those who commented the post. I received many useful tips which helped me to build the image. So which decisions did I make?

1. No Composer in the image. The Dockerfile runs the Composer commands during the build process, and do not include Composer in the final image. As a result, the image starts very fast, even at the first run.
2. Run Composer in a separate stage, then copy the vendor dir and other useful files to the final image. Another advice received here. I hope this way no unexpected files are included in the image.

What I think I could have done.

1. Use FrankenPHP. It it simpler to setup than Nginx Unit, but it costs an extra 30Mb or more in the final image.
2. Run Composer after the build. I feel a little bit uncomfortable about including the vendor dir in the image. A composer.lock file and the appropriate Composer commands executed in the container entry point provide the same result, without any notable security issue, afaik. Maybe I care too much about the Packagist stats of those open source packages, and not enough about the container immutability.
3. Use a makefile or another tool for advance configuration. It could have made sense for a more complex setup, but the requirements here are simple enough to be tackled with a few cli commands.

The resulting image is available here: https://hub.docker.com/r/lagdo/jaxon-dbadmin, and the Dockerfile is here: https://github.com/lagdo/dbadmin-app/tree/main/docker.

I'll explain what the application is in a next post.

Thanks again for all your contributions.

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Laisser la production en mode dev

Bonjour

Je fais ce post suite à un projet communautaire pour un serveur minecraft qui est une plateforme de vente d'objets en symfony.


Lors du passage en production (le premier de toute ma vie), j'ai eu de très nombreux problèmes notamment liés au mapping et au versioning des images.

Depuis, même après 6 heures de debug le problème est le suivant:

Si le projet est en mode dev, aucune erreur et les couleurs custom de tailwind sont bien appliquées.

si le projet est en mode prod, les images ne chargent plus et les couleurs de tailwind sont toutes remplacées par un bleu clair par défaut.

Quels sont les risques à laisser l'application en mode dev même pour les utilisateurs? Il n'y a aucune donnée sensible ni aucune manipulation d'argent, donc j'hésite vraiment à utiliser cette solution bien qu'elle relève de la facilité.

Je suis à l'écoute de vos solutions / avis

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Q: Import One Million Rows To The Database - 2?

Inspired by this video:
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAi4WEKOT4A](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAi4WEKOT4A)

A *“friend of mine”* is working on a project that needs a robust solution for importing and syncing millions of rows across many users. The app is a marketing tool that syncs thousands of contacts from multiple external sources into a user’s address book. The system needs to:

* Fetch newly available contacts
* Update existing ones
* Remove contacts deleted from the original source

Ideally, all this should happen with minimal delay. The challenge grows as more users join, since the volume of operations increases significantly.

Right now, my *“friend”* is considering a recurring job to pull contacts and update them locally, but there are many open questions about scalability, efficiency, and best practices.

If you know of any resources, design patterns, or approaches that could help build an elegant and efficient solution, please share!

Thanks!

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Boosting Laravel Boost

Laravel dropped a new package "Laravel Boost". It makes AI suck less by giving it a bunch of tools to better understand your app, and it's great. But I think we can give it an extra boost.



https://blog.oussama-mater.tech/laravel-boost/

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Boosting Laravel Boost

Laravel dropped a new package "Laravel Boost". It makes AI suck less by giving it a bunch of tools to better understand your app, and it's great. But I think we can give it an extra boost.

https://blog.oussama-mater.tech/laravel-boost/

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New: Beam — Use Laravel Pennant Feature Flags in JS/React/Vue

Hey everyone! 👋

I just launched [Beam](https://beam.beacon-hq.dev), a small JavaScript + Laravel library that brings Laravel Pennant feature flags to your frontend (think: Laravel Echo but for Pennant).

Whether you’re building in React, Vue, or even vanilla JS, Beam gives you:

* Use your Pennant flags in the browser
* 🔁 A simple API to update your UI in real-time
* 🎯 Simple setup that feels Laravel-native

This isn’t a backend feature flagging tool — it’s purely for consuming Pennant flags from your frontend (works great with tools like Inertia too).

import { useFeatureFlag } from '@beacon-hq/beam/react';

function Component() {
const { status, value, loading } = useFeatureFlag<string>('experiment', {
defaultValue: 'control'
});

return (
<div>
{loading && <span>Loading…</span>}
{!loading && <div>{status ? `Variant: ${value}` : 'Feature Off'}</div>}
</div>
);
}

📦 Full docs & setup: [https://beam.beacon-hq.dev](https://beam.beacon-hq.dev)

It’s open source and in early beta — feedback welcome!

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