Amp
Amp is a non-blocking concurrency framework for PHP. It provides an event loop, promises, and streams as a base for asynchronous programming.
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- Created by Daniel Lowrey
- Released August 05, 2013
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A non-blocking HTTP application server for PHP based on Amp.
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kavnik
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Jul 25, 2019
There are no enums in PHP, but it might be useful to add constants for available string values.
For example, in sendChatAction there is a parameter action with available values:
typing, upload_photo , record_video etc.
For this values it's possible to add constants in SendChatAction class:
const TYPE_TYPING = 'typing';
const TYPE_UPLOAD_PHOTO = 'upload_photo';
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kelunik
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Dec 2, 2017
There should be at least a rough overview.
PHP Service Bus (publish-subscribe pattern) implementation
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Simple and easy to use catch-all SMTP mail server and debugging tool
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Async WebSocket client for PHP based on Amp.
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Async Postgres client for PHP based on Amp.
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kelunik
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Nov 29, 2017
We should have a few examples, a producer and a consumer at least.
Synchronization primitives for PHP based on Amp.
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Building multi-core network applications with PHP.
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Pure asynchronous PHP implementation of the AMQP 0-9-1 protocol.
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kelunik
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Mar 12, 2018
Documentation should be added, see https://github.com/amphp/amphp.github.io#setup-for-a-new-repository for a guide and have a look at other repositories for how it works.
Trying to learn Amp is difficult for someone new to coroutines and async in the context of PHP. Although I appreciate the work that has been done on the documentation so far, I still find it lacking for giving good background to the topic and its use.
For me, it has been helpful to start thinking about the "async context". It seems to me that in Amp, in order to do anything with async you must