README

Threads is a powerful and user-friendly PHP library designed to simplify parallel processing in PHP applications. By abstracting complex threading capabilities into straightforward, easy-to-use functions, Threads enables developers to enhance performance and efficiency in their applications with minimal effort.

We encourage you to enbrace passing parameters to the method as array of key-values. Use descriptive keys and provide [$defaults] always to avoid need for documentation/manual(s)

Install

composer require rapttor/threads

may need to add to composer.json

"minimum-stability": "dev", "prefer-stable": true,

Features

• PSR-4 autoloading compliant structure
• Unit-Testing with PHPUnit
• Comprehensive Guides and tutorial
• Easy to use to any framework or even a plain php file

I encourage that you put more information on this readme file instead of leaving it as is. See rapttor.com for more info.

Licence (Available in a separate file)

MIT License

Example

<?php // composer require rapttor/threads require_once("./vendor/autoload.php"); \RapTToR\Threads::run(array( "process" => function ($data = false) { for ($i = 0; $i < 3; $i++) { echo "A $i" . PHP_EOL; sleep(1); } } )); \RapTToR\Threads::run(array( "process" => function ($data = false) { for ($i = 0; $i < 3; $i++) { echo "BB $i" . PHP_EOL; sleep(2); } return "BB RUN DONE; " . PHP_EOL; }, "response" => function ($data) { var_dump('BB response: ', $data); } )); // if you would like to wait... // pcntl_wait($status); echo "app done."; 

Test output:

main process pid = N0 ~ (back to prompt...) starting process: N1 starting process: N2 app done. string(7) "run A: " bool(false) A 0 string(7) "run B: " bool(false) BB 0 A 1 BB 1 A 2 N1 process finished N2 process finished BB 2 N0 process finished