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Informations about the package async-run

Install

Example use as object

Example file: /example/async_run.php

This library provides several methods for working with asynchronicity.

When an object is initialized in the constructor, parameters are available.

Example use as callbacks

Example file: /example/async.php

You can easily use the library within your code.

To do this, fill in the necessary functions in the run(...function) method

After this, all the functions specified in run() will be executed, if there is success, then() will be called, if there is an error, catch() will be called, the finally() method will be called in any of the above cases.

Methods

init - Object initialization method, used for prelaunch configuration.

getError - Error return method.

done - The method is run after the entire execution, as a rule, it serves to generate a report.

unlock - Method for pre-unblocking.

run - Method to run handlers.

workerAfterSpawn - Method starts before each worker and distributes tasks to them.

getWorkerResults - The method returns the result of the worker's work.

getWorkerDoneCondition - The method serves as a pointer to the completion of processing all jobs.

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