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Guzzle Retry Subscriber

Retries failed HTTP requests using customizable retry strategies.

Here's a simple example of how it's used:

use GuzzleHttp\Subscriber\Retry\RetrySubscriber;

// Retry 500 and 503 responses
$retry = new RetrySubscriber([
    'filter' => RetrySubscriber::createStatusFilter()
]);

$client = new GuzzleHttp\Client();
$client->getEmitter()->attach($retry);

Installing

Add the following to your composer.json:

{
    "require": {
        "guzzlehttp/retry-subscriber": "~2.0"
    }
}

Creating a RetrySubscriber

The constructor of the RetrySubscriber accepts an associative array of configuration options:

filter (callable) (Required) Filter used to determine whether or not to retry a request. The filter must be a callable that accepts the current number of retries as the first argument and a GuzzleHttp\Event\AbstractTransferEvent object as the second argument. The filter must return true or false to denote if the request must be retried. delay Callable that accepts the number of retries as the first argument and a GuzzleHttp\Event\AbstractTransferEvent as the second argument. The callable must return the amount of of time (in milliseconds) to delay.

If no delay configuration value is provided, then a default exponential backoff implementation is used.

max Integer representing the maximum number of retries to allow before giving up.

If no max configuration value is provided, then a request will be retried 5 times.

Determining what should be retried

The required filter option of the RetrySubscriber's constructor is a callable that is invoked to determine if a request should be retried.

When the filter is invoked, it is provided the current retry count for the request and a GuzzleHttp\Event\CompleteEvent or GuzzleHttp\Event\ErrorEvent (both events extend from GuzzleHttp\Event\AbstractTransferEvent, so you should typehint on that). The filter must then return true if the request should be retried, or false if it should not be retried.

Here's an example of retrying failed 500 responses sent to the /foo endpoint:

use GuzzleHttp\Event\AbstractTransferEvent;
use GuzzleHttp\Subscriber\Retry\RetrySubscriber;

$retry = new RetrySubscriber([
    'filter' => function ($retries, AbstractTransferEvent $event) {
        $resource = $event->getRequest()->getResource();
        // A response is not always received (e.g., for timeouts)
        $code = $event->getResponse()
            ? $event->getResponse()->getStatusCode()
            : null;

        return $resource == '/foo' && $code == 500;
    }
]);

$client = new GuzzleHttp\Client();
$client->getEmitter()->attach($retry);

Filter Chains

You can create more customizable retry logic with filter chains, which are created using the static RetrySubscriber::createChainFilter() method. This method accepts an array of callable filters that are each invoked one after the other. The filters in the chain should return one of the following values, which affects how the rest of the chain is executed.

• RetrySubscriber::RETRY (i.e., true) – Retry the request.
• RetrySubscriber::DEFER (i.e., false) – Defer to the next filter in the chain.
• RetrySubscriber::BREAK_CHAIN (i.e., -1) – Stop the filter chain, and do not retry the request.

Here's an example using filter chains that retries failed 500 and 503 responses for only idempotent or "safe" requests as defined by RFC 7231.

use GuzzleHttp\Event\AbstractTransferEvent;
use GuzzleHttp\Subscriber\Retry\RetrySubscriber;

// Retry 500 and 503 responses that were sent as GET and HEAD requests.
$filter = RetrySubscriber::createChainFilter([
    // Does early filter to force non-idempotent methods to NOT be retried.
    RetrySubscriber::createIdempotentFilter(),
    // Performs the last check, returning ``true`` or ``false`` based on
    // if the response received a 500 or 503 status code.
    RetrySubscriber::createStatusFilter([500, 503])
]);

$retry = new RetrySubscriber(['filter' => $filter]);
$client = new GuzzleHttp\Client();
$client->getEmitter()->attach($retry);

Customizing the amount of delay

delay is an optional configuration option in the RetrySubscriber's constructor that is a callable used to determine the amount of time to delay before retrying a request that has been marked as needing a retry. The callable accepts the current number of retries and either a GuzzleHttp\Event\CompleteEvent or a GuzzleHttp\Event\ErrorEvent. The function must then return an integer or float representing the amount of time in milliseconds to sleep.

Here's an example of creating a custom delay that always delays for 1 millisecond:

use GuzzleHttp\Subscriber\Retry\RetrySubscriber;

$retry = new RetrySubscriber([
    'filter' => RetrySubscriber::createStatusFilter(),
    'delay'  => function ($number, $event) { return 1; }
]);

Changing the max number of retries

You can also specify an optional max number of retries in the max configuration option of the RetrySubscriber's constructor. If not specified, a request can be retried up to 5 times before it is allowed to fail.

use GuzzleHttp\Subscriber\Retry\RetrySubscriber;

$retry = new RetrySubscriber([
    'filter' => RetrySubscriber::createStatusFilter(),
    'max'    => 3
]);