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Informations about the package multicurl-iterator
Multicurl Iterator
This iterator class makes it simple to use PHP's multicurl effectively.
However, it does not curl_init() for you. Instead, it gives you full control over what requests you'll be making.
Install
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Basic usage
- You instantiate a Multicurl\Iterator instance.
- You give it some curl resource handles from curl_init().
- You start foreach'ing over the results.
It executes as many curl requests in parallel as you allow it. As soon as the first response is received, the foreach is allowed to continue, and you are given the of parsing the response.
The contents of $result
An approximation:
$data, or How to ID a Request
The results are returned out of order and as soon as they are ready, but you can ID them easily.
The most convenient:
$data can be anything that's meaningful to you:
- a unique id
- a copy of the request parameters
- whatever
Options
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How many curl requests to execute simultaneously.
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Parse the response header as an array (if your request asked for headers).
- Whether to automatically close curl handles after using them.
Note, if you want to be able to reuse curl handles for retries or whatever, you'll need to manage and close them yourself.
Real world usage
You don't need to create all of your curl handles in advance, they can be added at any time.
- Setup your data
- You instantiate a Multicurl\Iterator instance.
- You configure options.
- You give it some curl resource handles from curl_init().
- You start foreach'ing over the results.
License
Multicurl Iterator is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
