illchuk / illchuk-locker
Prevent an action for some long amount of time. Hours, days, months, years.
Requires
- php: >=5.6
- zendframework/zend-db: ^2.5.2
- zendframework/zend-math: ^2.5.2 || ^3.0
- zendframework/zend-modulemanager: ^2.5.2
- zendframework/zend-servicemanager: ^3.0
Requires (Dev)
- fzaninotto/faker: ^1.7
- phpunit/dbunit: 2.0.x-dev
- phpunit/phpunit: ~4.0
This package is auto-updated.
Last update: 2025-01-08 10:10:52 UTC
README
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Prevent an action for some amount of time. Hours, day, months, years, anything. Allows for multiple locks (e.g. 100/day) and clearing/releasing a lock just made. And it works just like it should, every single lock lasts exactly how long you specify and is taken atomically.
Installation
- In
application.config.php
, add as follows:
'modules' => [..., 'IllchukLock', ...];
- Import into your database
data/illchuk_lock.sql
:
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `illchuk_lock` ( `id` int(11) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY, `key` varchar(255) NOT NULL UNIQUE KEY, `end_datetime` DATETIME NOT NULL ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8; ALTER TABLE `illchuk_lock` ADD INDEX (`end_datetime`);
To Use
Either you get the lock or you don't.
// in controller $locker = $this->getServiceLocator()->get('IllchukLock'); // term? $term = new DateTimeUnit(2, 'weeks'); // or $term = new DateTimeEnd(new DateTime('+2 weeks')); if ($locker->takeLock('BiWeeklyReport', $term)) { // lock is taken atomically, made for 2 weeks: safe to do your work } else { // locked from before: leave it alone & perhaps try again later } /** * N.B. May throw \IllchukLock\Exception\PhantomLockException, when * lock is reported to be set but upon verification step is actually not. * This is truly exceptional and shouldn't be just thrown aside. */
Allow Multiple Locks
You can allow any number of locks e.g. 'lock1' => 5/hour, 'lock2' => 100/day. Here's how:
// copy IllchukLock.global.php to your config/autoload/ $locker = [ // ... 'adapter_class' => 'IllchukLock\Adapter\DbMultiple', // was Adapter\Db // ... ] $regexCounts = [ /** * E.g. You can create 3 'do-stuff' locks before the lock can't be taken. * Those not matching here are allowed the usual 1. */ '/^do-stuff$/' => 3 ]; // in controller $locker = $this->getServiceLocator()->get('IllchukLock'); $locker->takeLock('do-stuff', new DateTimeUnit(1, 'day')); // YES $locker->takeLock('do-stuff', new DateTimeUnit(1, 'day')); // YES $locker->takeLock('do-stuff', new DateTimeUnit(1, 'day')); // YES $locker->takeLock('do-stuff', new DateTimeUnit(1, 'day')); // FALSE // ... // A DAY LATER $locker->takeLock('do-stuff', new DateTimeUnit(1, 'day')); // YES
Clearing Locks
$locker = $this->getServiceLocator()->get('IllchukLock'); $handle = $locker->takeLock('year-end', new DateTimeUnit(1, 'year')); // YES $locker->takeLock('year-end', new DateTimeUnit(1, 'year')); // FALSE if ($whoopsBackingOut) { $locker->clearLock($handle); } $locker->takeLock('year-end', new DateTimeUnit(1, 'year')); // YES
Lock with APC
For something more quick-n-dirty, use APC locking. This is adequate for short-term throttling with the usual caveats regarding APC persistence (e.g. some other part of your app might flush the entire cache, a PHP restart, out of memory).
N.B. If takeLock()
fails, don't try to sleep()
it out;
that won't work for some reason to do with how apc_add()
works.
Instead, handle the no-lock condition then try again next request.
// copy illchuklock.global.php to your config/autoload/ $locker = [ // ... 'adapter_class' => 'IllchukLock\Adapter\Apc', // was Adapter\Db // ... ] // from service manager $locker = $container->get('IllchukLock'); // alternatively, a shortcut factory that doesn't require config $locker = $container->get('illchuk_lock_apc');