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RoadRunner locks

This package provides a PHP integration package for the RoadRunner Lock plugin, which allows for easy management of distributed locks in PHP applications. The plugin provides a fast, lightweight, and reliable way to acquire, release, and manage locks in a distributed environment, making it ideal for use in high-traffic web applications and microservices.

Requirements

Make sure that your server is configured with following PHP version and extensions:

• PHP 8.1+

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require roadrunner-php/lock

Usage

use RoadRunner\Lock\Lock;
use Spiral\Goridge\RPC\RPC;

require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

$lock = new Lock(RPC::create('tcp://127.0.0.1:6001'));

Acquire lock

Locks a resource so that it can be accessed by one process at a time.

By default the call is non-blocking: if the resource is already locked, it returns false almost immediately (the RoadRunner server caps the default waitTTL window at 1ms). Pass a positive waitTTL to block until the lock is released — the call then returns the lock id as soon as the lock becomes free, or false when the waitTTL timeout elapses.

$id = $lock->lock('pdf:create');

// Acquire lock with ttl - 10 seconds
$id = $lock->lock('pdf:create', ttl: 10);
// or
$id = $lock->lock('pdf:create', ttl: new \DateInterval('PT10S'));

// Acquire lock and wait 5 seconds until lock will be released
$id = $lock->lock('pdf:create', waitTTL: 5);
// or
$id = $lock->lock('pdf:create', waitTTL: new \DateInterval('PT5S'));

// Acquire lock with id - 14e1b600-9e97-11d8-9f32-f2801f1b9fd1
$id = $lock->lock('pdf:create', id: '14e1b600-9e97-11d8-9f32-f2801f1b9fd1');

Acquire read lock

Locks a resource for shared access, allowing multiple processes to access the resource simultaneously. When a resource is locked for shared access, other processes that attempt to lock the resource for exclusive access will fail to do so while any shared lock is held.

As with lock(), the waitTTL parameter is non-blocking by default (false is returned almost immediately, within the server's 1ms window); pass a positive waitTTL to block for up to that duration for the lock to become available.

$id = $lock->lockRead('pdf:create', ttl: 10);
// or
$id = $lock->lockRead('pdf:create', ttl: new \DateInterval('PT10S'));

// Acquire lock and wait 5 seconds until lock will be released
$id = $lock->lockRead('pdf:create', waitTTL: 5);
// or
$id = $lock->lockRead('pdf:create', waitTTL: new \DateInterval('PT5S'));

// Acquire lock with id - 14e1b600-9e97-11d8-9f32-f2801f1b9fd1
$id = $lock->lockRead('pdf:create', id: '14e1b600-9e97-11d8-9f32-f2801f1b9fd1');

Lock parameters

Both lock() and lockRead() accept the same arguments:

Both methods return the lock id (non-empty-string) when the lock is acquired, or false when it is not (the resource stayed busy until the waitTTL window elapsed).

ttl and waitTTL are expressed in seconds (int or float), or as a DateInterval.

Release lock

Releases an exclusive lock or read lock on a resource that was previously acquired by a call to lock() or lockRead().

// Release lock after task is done.
$lock->release('pdf:create', $id);

// Force release lock
$lock->forceRelease('pdf:create');

Check lock

Checks if a resource is currently locked and returns information about the lock.

$status = $lock->exists('pdf:create');
if($status) {
    // Lock exists
} else {
    // Lock not exists
}

Update TTL

Updates the time-to-live (TTL) for the locked resource.

// Add 10 seconds to lock ttl
$lock->updateTTL('pdf:create', $id, 10);
// or
$lock->updateTTL('pdf:create', $id, new \DateInterval('PT10S'));

Testing

composer test

Credits

• butschster

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.