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Informations about the package async-cmd
Yii1 Asynchronous Shell Command Runner
This extension provides asynchronous shell command runner for Yii1.
For license information check the LICENSE-file.
Installation
The preferred way to install this extension is through composer.
Either run
or add
to the "require" section of your composer.json.
Usage
This extension provides asynchronous shell command runner for Yii1. It relies on Linux command line utility to run command without waiting its result. It allows running both Yii console commands and arbitrary external commands.
Application configuration example:
Usage example:
Please refer to \yii1tech\async\cmd\Command for more details about command options specification.
Logging
Since commands are executed in the asynchronous way it is hard to control whether they were successful or ended with an error.
You may easily add logging of the executed command output to the file using \yii1tech\async\cmd\Command::setOutputLog().
For example:
Also, actual shell commands being executed are logged as 'info' under category 'yii1tech.async-cmd'. You may catch them using following log route:
Writing unit tests
Testing of asynchronous flows are troublesome. However, you can handle this using \yii1tech\async\cmd\ArrayCommandRunner.
It does not execute given command, instead it stashes them into the internal array, from which you can access and check them.
Application configuration example:
Unit test example:
