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File: test-cli.example.php
Role: Example script
Content type: text/plain
Description: Basic Example
Class: PHP Non Blocking CLI
Implement CLI scripts that do not block the output
Author: By
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Date: 11 months ago
Size: 4,369 bytes
 

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<?php

   
include_once('class.nb_cli_1.0.php');

   
# An example test plugin that would be the part added by the user to create their program
   
class my_plugin extends nb_plugin {
        private
$stdin;
        private
$stdout;

       
// so we can give this plugin some loop independence (run on their own timers)
       
private $next_run = []; // when a loop should run // An array so we can have multiple loops.
       
private $loop_running = []; // so we don't engage another loop until the other is finished processing

       
public function __construct() {
           
// Set non-blocking mode for STDOUT
           
stream_set_blocking(STDOUT, false);

           
// Set non-blocking mode for STDIN
           
stream_set_blocking(STDIN, false);

           
$this->stdin = fopen('php://stdin', 'r');
           
$this->stdout = fopen('php://stdout', 'w');

           
$this->welcome();
        }

        public function
out($msg) {
           
fwrite($this->stdout, $msg);
        }

        public function
handleCommand($command) {
           
// process commands from user when they press enter
           
switch ($command) {
                case
'test':
                   
$help = "Test command\n";
                   
// fwrite($this->stdout, $help);
                   
$this->out($help);
                    break;

                case
'help':
                case
'h':
                   
$help = "---\n";
                   
$help .= "Showing help for *TestPlugin*\n";
                   
$help .= "Available commands:\n";
                   
$help .= " test - Test command\n";
                   
$help .= "---\n\n";

                   
$this->out($help);
                    break;
            }
        }

        public function
welcome() {
           
// triggered by main loop when code requests a welcome
           
$welcome = "-- NonBlockingCLI test server --\n";
           
$welcome .= "Welcome to the NonBlockingCLI test server.\n";
           
$welcome .= "Type 'h' or 'help' for a list of commands.\n";
           
$welcome .= "Type 'quit' to exit.\n";
           
$welcome .= "\n\n";

           
$this->out($welcome);
        }

        public function
run() {
           
// this loop runs at main class speed
           
$this->run_loop_1(); // output current time every second
            // .. can add other loops. Use run_loop_1 as an example.
       
}

        public function
run_loop_1() {
           
$loop_key = 1; // for $this->next_run and $this->loop_running

            // we want to take a slot in next_run in case we have other loops.
           
if (!isset($this->next_run[$loop_key])) {
               
$this->next_run[$loop_key] = 0.0; // initialize // example of potential values: 1 second = 1.0, 1.5 seconds = 1.5, etc.
               
$this->loop_running[$loop_key] = false;
            }
           
           
// check if we should run this time
            // $this->next_run = microseconds
           
if ($this->loop_running[$loop_key] || microtime(true) < $this->next_run[$loop_key]) {
                return;
            }

           
// set loop as running
           
$this->loop_running[$loop_key] = true;

           
$output = "Current time: " . date('Y-m-d H:i:s') . "\n";
           
$this->out($output);
           
           
// set pace of plugin loop (runs independent of main loop)
            // store our next run time in a variable
           
$this->next_run[$loop_key] = microtime(true) + 1.0; // 1 second = 1.0, 1.5 seconds = 1.5, etc.

            // set loop as not running
           
$this->loop_running[$loop_key] = false;
        }
    }

   
## EXAMPLE: ##
    // create plugins
   
$plugin_a = new my_plugin();
   
$plugin_b = new my_plugin();

   
// create main object that controls the plugins
   
$cli = new nb_cli();

   
// add plugins to main controller
   
$cli->add_plugin($plugin_a);
   
$cli->add_plugin($plugin_b);

   
// run our main controller which will run the plugins welcome() functions
   
$cli->welcome();

   
// run our main controller which will run the plugins run() functions in a loop
    // maximum speed is set in main controller, but each plugin can time their own runs
   
$cli->run();

?>