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React is a low-level library for event-driven programming in PHP.

Event-driven, non-blocking I/O with PHP. http://reactphp.org/ React is a low-level library for event-driven programming in PHP. At its core is an event loop, on top of which it provides low-level utilities, such as: Streams abstraction, async dns resolver, network client/server, http client/server, interaction with processes. Third-party libraries can use these components to create async network clients/servers and more.

The event loop is based on the reactor pattern (hence the name) and strongly inspired by libraries such as EventMachine (Ruby), Twisted (Python) and Node.js (V8).

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Is ReactPHP truly asynchronous?

I've been doing some tests on ReactPHP because it looks pretty awesome. I've tested it with the following react/socket code, for a simple socket server. $loop = React\EventLoop\Factory::create(); $socket = new…
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Ratchet PHP WAMP - React / ZeroMQ - Specific user broadcast

Note: This is not the same as this question which utilises MessageComponentInterface. I am using WampServerInterface instead, so this question pertains to that part specifically. I need an answer with code examples and an explanation, as I can see…
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Reactphp process status statistic (idle, worked, etc)

I starting using http://reactphp.org/ for handle HTTP request. I run multiple react workers that run on different ports and then use Nginx as load balancing to handle requests. Like this upstream backend { server 127.0.0.1:13300; server…
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Guzzle vs ReactPHP vs Amphp for parallel requests

What's the difference between: GuzzleHttp ReactPHP Amphp How they differ and what would be typical use case to use with?
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Why websockets stop broadcasting after some time? ( implementation uses ReactPHP, Ratchet & ZeroMQ )

I have a small websocket server, running on top of a set of libraries: ReactPHP, Ratchet and ZeroMQ, using a php-zmq wrapper. The code is basically the same as in the tutorials. The eventloop starts correctly, users are able to connect to the…
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Docker running ReactPHP http server script - not exposing the port

I am experimenting with building lightweight api server, that needs to handle many req/sec, using the following tech: 7.1-cli-alpine (docker image) - small memory/disk footprint, no need for web server ReactPHP - low-level library for event-driven…
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I need to implement a wait timer INSIDE of a PHP React websocket event loop (perhaps multithreading?)

I have a websocket application that I am building a game on, built on Ratchet which uses the React event loop. At the start of this script, I have already figured out how to implement a periodictimer, to send a pulse to the game every second, and…
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Asynchronous Socket Client Buffer Size

I have to connect a remote server with asynchronous socket connection and retrieve data. I can connect but there is a problem. Packages are sending by pieces. I have two options; I can set a buffer and get whole package in one piece or combine…
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How React PHP handles async non-blocking I/O?

How React PHP handles async non-blocking I/O ? Nodejs uses its event queue which handles I/O on different threads. It uses libuv for this. As in PHP there isn't something like that, How React handles non-blocking I/O process on a single thread ?
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Gracefully close ReactPhp app

The question is very related to Consume only N messages from RabbitMQ with react\stomp, ack them separately and then exit, but a bit more general. For example, I have a slow I/O operation: $port = 4000; $loop =…
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React PHP with Laravel 4

I'm using Laravel 4 and as I was going through React PHP , wandering if there is any way to use React PHP with Laravel. Is there any example to start with React PHP with Laravel ? or any suggestion to use it with Laravel ?
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waiting for all promises to finish in react PHP

I have an array of promises. I want to proceed only after all of the promises gave me a response no matter if they were resolved or reject. I thought that all() function can handle it, but it looks like it works only when all of the promises in the…
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Ratchet PHP and long running tasks

I am using ratchet php. I am starting it like this: $loop = \React\EventLoop\Factory::create(); $webSock = new \React\Socket\Server($loop); $webSock->listen($this->port, $this->host); $webServer = new \Ratchet\Server\IoServer( new…
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Run function in PHP CLI script after period of inactivity

I used Symfony2 with the RabbitMqBundle to create a worker that sends documents to ElasticSearch. Indexing documents at a one-by-one rate is much slower than using the ElasticSearch bulk API. Therefore I created a buffer that flushes the documents…
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Alternative web server for PHP: React or PHP's embedded server?

I always used Apache for my PHP projects. But now, I want to leave it, to start using one of the following options: React or PHP's built-in web server Which has more performance? In definitely, what is the best? Which is your recommendation?
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