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Informations about the package mshavliuk-signal-events-bundle
MshavliukSignalEventsBundle
About
This bundle provides service, that emits events for every handled UNIX signals into your Symfony application. It relies on PCNTL php-extension, which you can check by running
Expected output:
Installation
Add the mshavliuk/mshavliuk-signal-events-bundle package to your require section in the composer.json file.
Usage
Automatic startup
By default it will handle every possible signals and startup after console.command event which is basically in every
php bin/console run.
Configure the bundle in your config.yml:
Manual
To prevent automatic startup you can specify empty arrays for startup_events config:
In that case you can manually inject Mshavliuk\MshavliukSignalEventsBundle\Service\SignalHandlerService and configure
signals to handle:
Handling signal events
You can register any callback function to handle specific event via EventDispatcherInterface::addListener function.
See the following example:
Also you can create special listener class and bind its public method for process any signals:
services.yaml:
SignalListener.php:
For more information read the official Symfony documentation.
License
See LICENSE.
All versions of mshavliuk-signal-events-bundle with dependencies
ext-pcntl Version *
symfony/yaml Version ^4.0
symfony/process Version ^4.0
symfony/console Version ^4.0
symfony/http-kernel Version ^4.0
symfony/dependency-injection Version ^4.0
symfony/config Version ^4.0