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parallel-processes

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Purpose

To be able to run multiple shell commands in parallel, leveraging Symfony Process those running in the background. And be able to cease execution (stop all the processes) in case one of them failed.

Design

This package uses an event loop, currently ReactPHP event-loop is chosen, but this might change.
The event loop helps in being able to start the processes one by one in non blocking manner, and allowing monitoring them for non-zero exit faster.

Usage

Symfony Process can be constructed using an array or a string.
If constructed using an array, then each item will be shell escaped before forming the command line to be executed.
If constructed using a string, then it is assumed to already be shell escaped.

The second way is preferred.

On linux, exiting a running processes by signaling it works as long as the process is started using , otherwise, it can't really be stopped.

The best way is to construct the commands to be executed.

Example 1, no special handing.

The two commands:

Will both run in parallel, and will both fail, the long running will continue to run despite that has failed already. Nothing will be output, since output is delegated to a logger interface and to callbacks.

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License

Released under MIT License - see the License File for details.


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Requires php Version >7.1
symfony/process Version ~3
psr/log Version ^1
react/event-loop Version ^1
clue/utf8-react Version ^1
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