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Informations about the package promises

promises

Promises in PHP using pthreads v1.0.0+

Promise Manager

The Promise Manager represents a pool of threads used to fulfill promises in parallel.

The only public API for the is the constructor:

public PromiseManager::__construct($size = 4, $worker = \Worker::class, $ctor = [])

See in the PHP manual.

Promise

A represents a promise to execute the public interface of a at some time in the future:

public Promise::__construct(PromiseManager $manager, Promisable $promisable)

A provides the ability to schedule the subsequent execution of the public interface of a .

public Promise Promise::then(Thenable $then)

Interfaces

IPromisable

public void IPromisable::onFulfill();

IThenable

public void IThenable::onFulfilled(Promisable $promised);
public void IThenable::onError(Promisable $promised);

Notes

Exceptions thrown by , or objects will be caught and bubble up to invoke subsequent .

This is a work in progress

Note that, this is a work in progress, that does not aim for maximum compatibility with any established standard but rather an easy to use implementation, that is compatible with and takes full advantage of pthreads.

While reading the API, remember everything you read other than is a pthreads object


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