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Informations about the package attempts-counter
attempts-counter
An abstract PHP counter of attempts to perform some actions.
Requirements
- PHP 5.4 or later or HHVM 3.
Installation
The preferred way to install this package is through Composer.
To install, either run
or add
to the require
section of your composer.json
file.
Usage
Repeat the retrieving of URL content in case of network problems:
A more sophisticated example illustrating failures for various reasons, the maximum number of attempts and the delay between attempts can be configured separately:
For further details, please see the documentation for the public methods in the Action and AttemptsCounter classes.
Testing
Make sure you installed all Composer dependencies (run composer update
in the base directory of repository).
Run PHPUnit in the base directory of repository:
Testing using Docker
Requirements
Up and running
-
Provide credentials for Composer:
I suggest to set GitHub OAuth token (also known as personal access token) in
auth.json
, however if you have doubts about security, or you are lazy to generate token then you can replace content ofauth.json
on{}
, in most cases this will work. -
Build images for services:
or
see
docker buildx bake --help
for details. -
Start service in background mode:
This command will start the service with PHP 8.1. Also allowed
7.4
and5.6
, see services defined indocker-compose.yml
. -
Execute tests in the running container:
Alternatively you can start a shell in the running container and execute tests from it:
-
Stop and remove containers created by
up
:You may want to remove volumes along with containers:
Backward compatibility promise
attempts-counter is using Semver. This means that versions are tagged with MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH. Only a new major version will be allowed to break backward compatibility (BC).
PHP 8 introduced named arguments, which increased the cost and reduces flexibility for package maintainers. The names of the arguments for methods in attempts-counter is not included in our BC promise.