long-running / core
Tools for working with long-running processes
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Requires
- php: ^8.0
Requires (Dev)
- phpunit/phpunit: ^9.5.10
- symfony/framework-bundle: ^5.4 || ^6.0
- symfony/phpunit-bridge: ^6.0
Conflicts
README
This is a read only split from the LongRunning mono repository.
If you want to make changes, please create a pull request there.
Installation
composer require long-running/core
Symfony
If you are using Symfony, make sure to enable the bundle:
<?php // config/bundles.php return [ // ... LongRunning\Core\Bundle\LongRunningBundle::class => ['all' => true], ];
How to use?
<?php final class MyCleaner implements \LongRunning\Core\Cleaner { public function cleanUp() : void { echo "Cleaning up memory!"; } } $cleaner = new \LongRunning\Core\DelegatingCleaner([ new MyCleaner(), ]); while (true) { // Do heavy work, like processing jobs from a queue echo "Doing heavy work"; sleep(1); echo "Done with heavy work"; // Cleanup things $cleaner->cleanUp(); }
If you are using Symfony, any service that implements the LongRunning\Core\Cleaner interface
will be autoconfigured and added to the LongRunning\Core\DelegatingCleaner.
The LongRunning\Core\DelegatingCleaner is aliased to LongRunning\Core\Cleaner.
That means that you can inject the LongRunning\Core\Cleaner service in your worker and it will
call all configured cleaners on cleanUp():
<?php namespace App; use LongRunning\Core\Cleaner; final class Worker { private Cleaner $cleaner; public function __construct(Cleaner $cleaner) { $this->cleaner = $cleaner; } public function doWork() : void { while (true) { // Do heavy work, like processing jobs from a queue echo "Doing heavy work"; sleep(1); echo "Done with heavy work"; // Cleanup things $this->cleaner->cleanUp(); } } }
Existing cleaners
LongRunning provides 2 packages that add additional cleaners: