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Package laravel-finalizer
Short Description Simple package with helpers to handle execution after closed connections
License MIT
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Informations about the package laravel-finalizer
Introduction
Laravel's implementation of finalizers (through middleware) are still synchronous with the request and will therefor increase the response-time of your application. There are many use-cases - logging for instance - for which this is not desired.
Normally speaking, standard Laravel practices dictate that a job should be used in these cases. When this is overkill, this package can be used. It provides a small wrapper around PHP's register_shutdown_function, to help with these use-cases.
Installation
Installation of this packages is done through composer.
composer require "tuupke/laravel-finalizer"
Then open config/app.php and append to the providers array:
Tuupke\Finalizer\FinalizerServiceProvider::class,
and add to the aliasses array:
'Finalizer' => Tuupke\Finalizer\FinalizerFacade::class,
Usage
From somewhere within your application you can now call: Finalizer::register($closure)) with $closure some closure executing some action. Optionally, you can provide an integer as the second parameter, which will server as the priority. The lower this priority, the earlier it is executed. When 2 closures are registered with the same priority. The closure which was registered first, will be executed first.
Example
A minimalist example which stores some contents in a file is listed below. Note that this should not be used in an actual application. When logging is required, use the Log facade.
After a request has been executed which contained this code-block, the contents of /tmp/finalizer-test is:
Use in non-Laravel applications
Strictly speaking, this package can also be used in non-Laravel PHP applications which use composer. But it is not recommended and defeats the purpose of this package. If you want, you can still use it. A minimal example is provided below.
