You would have to do some pretty deep, custom handler code in order to “fire and forget” with Guzzle. Guzzle is designed to send complete requests, allowing us to know if the request actually succeeded.

You could try calling the *async() functions of the client to send requests and never call wait() on them. This would allow you to fire off a bunch of requests in your script, and when it shuts down, all of the pending requests will be waited upon.

If you want true async, then you’ll need to spin up a thread using something like pthreads, send requests off to a thread pool, hook up a custom handler and promise to work with this. It sounds pretty complicated and would take someone probably contributing a significant amount of refactoring code to Guzzle and guzzle/promises.

Process forking

Didn’t use forking a process (exec and similar) as I always disable those instructions: system,exec,passthru,shell_exec,proc_open as best security practice.

We can still use pcntl_fork: How to fork with PHP (4 different approaches)

Tutorial: Cross-platform background process forking without extensions in PHP How to fork with PHP (4 different approaches) php execute a background process

Don’t make mistake and avoid forking. You probably don’t need it. What you need is asynchronous task runner.

Parallel processing in PHP | David Müller

Multi-Process PHP – Async PHP – Medium asyncphp/doorman: Child process management

Task runner (Gearman)

Gearman is really great, but it does include extra daemon, multiple files and such. In the future, good thing to use.

Gearman In Your Sockets – Async PHP – Medium

Native Threads (pthreads)

pthreads is the way to go in PHP7, but you must recompile PHP with support for it.

Multithreading in PHP: Doing it right! krakjoe/pthreads pthreads - Manual

HHVM’s Async

HHVM has Async capability, but that also includes fixing HHVM compatibility issues in execution.

Asynchronous PHP We’re left with workarounds like ReactPHP, background forking of requests, curl_multi_exec() shenanigans and running worker-queues like Gearman.

Async cURL

I need both POST and GET request.

Hey: elazar/asynchronous-php: List of resources for asynchronous programming in PHP

Without library using fsockopen: Asynchronous HTTP requests for PHP This is async but opening a socket blocks for 300ms. And, that’s huge! Simple cURL forking is much faster, around 1ms in total. Source: How to Make Async Requests in PHP Note: it’s not working for me (open-ended request)
Smallest library: stil/curl-easy: cURL wrapper for PHP. Supports parallel and non-blocking requests. For high speed crawling, see stil/curl-robot only if you really need result: http - Asynchronous PHP calls? - Stack Overflow
Whole framework: Guzzle Documentation
GitHub - HipsterJazzbo/fire-and-forget: A simple PHP library to just fire off an HTTP request and forget about it
cUrl with ignore_user_abort();: How to make asynchronous POST with PHP http://w-shadow.com/blog/2007/10/16/how-to-run-a-php-script-in-the-background/

http - Asynchronous PHP calls? - Stack Overflow

Async Telegram

Is using Guzzle internally.

irazasyed/telegram-bot-sdk: Telegram 🤖 Bot API PHP SDK. Lets you build Telegram Bots easily! Supports Laravel out of the box. Asynchronous Requests

curl "https://api.telegram.org/bot301590951:AAHxw2lh2xPZVnydGeL1l9nZwyEDExW6Nrs/sendMessage?chat_id=@saveup_channel&text=Test"

Telegram UI Perks

There are groups, supergroups and channels. The only difference is in size, so we’ll be using groups. Any of them can be public or private.

We will use private groups, but they can’t be addressed by their name, but only by their id. And the process of getting an id is strange and involves a couple of steps: How to find out chat_id for a Group?

To add your bot to some group or chat, there will be no bots in contact list, so you need to search for it by entering your bot’s username.

The best explenation for Telegram is here and it contains example how to send data with Curl.

It is also quite strange how to obtain an API token. You need to create your bot, and you do that by using @BotFather, the one bot to rule them all. When you define your bot, you can obtain your API token, and with that token you send messages in the name of the bot.

What a xtzopwm

State in 2022

PHP 8.1 introduced Fibers i ovde su baš lepo objašnjeni

What is the parallelism in PHP and how do I use it?

It may surprise people to learn that the PHP standard library already has everything we need to write event-driven and non-blocking applications.

AMPHP as Asynchronous Multitasking PHP at repo amphp is working together with Revolt PHP

Davno sam koristio fastcgi_finish_request() a tu je i library: lstrojny/Procrastinator: Execute time consuming tasks as late as possible in a request

date 31. Dec 2016 | modified 10. Jun 2024

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