\Razshare\ReactPhp\Yielder\Yielder::run(function(){
    $result = yield new \React\Promise\Promise(function($r){
        $r("hello world");        
    });
    
    echo $result.PHP_EOL;
});

This is just a piece of code that simply prints "hello world" from a promise.

It might not seem like much of a difference, but when you take into consideration the number of async operations you're required to run in order to keep your application running smoothly, this simple syntax improvement can become a refreshing and more convenient way to handle promises.

Getting Started

composer require razshare/react-php-yielder