Michael Lindahl

If you are not caching the routes in production, you can have each domain have it's own page cache using the following command: ``` use Silber\PageCache\Cache as PageCache; app()->make(PageCache::class)->setCachePath($folder); ```...

@theankitjais Please verify that on the server that the files are being cached to the `public/page-cache` folder. If that is occurring on each request that is processed by Laravel, please...

@notflip Works fine for me. After installing it and adding this to my Laravel routes file: ``` Route::get('/h3', function () { /// via neatlife/php-h3 $index = geotoh3(40.689167, -74.044444, 10); $geo...

Looks like there's also active development on the forks, that fix the only known issue. Feel free to point at one of those forks if you run into the seg...

@JavierSolis The `php-h3` folder in my example above was created by running `git clone https://github.com/neatlife/php-h3.git`