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php-asyncprocess

ReactPHP Promise implementation for truly asynchronous background processes.

This library allows to run commands in background shaped as ReactPHP Promises. Non-blocking. Tested on Linux only.

Under the hood, it works this way:

  1. A child process is forked using pcntl_fork. This runs the specified command and reports the result back to the parent process via a local HTTP call (using a one-off reactphp/http server/client).

  2. Once the parent process gets the result, it fulfils (or rejects, depending on the exit code) the Promise. Profit.

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Requires php Version >=8.2.0
react/promise Version 3.x-dev
react/http Version 1.x-dev
react/async Version 4.x-dev
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