The server is saying, "go get me a new token, and let me know when you have it. I'll hang around for up to three seconds, then I'll be gone. If I'm gone, just carry on, store the token, and I'll come back later for it". It's the "let me know when you've got the token, but I'll be listening for only three seconds" bit that I'm looking at here.
(need to pop out for half an hour, will be back later)
The pubsub examples should have worked as-is and should report an error message if anything's wrong
I suppose you may have imported this into your own namespace and perhaps didn't adjust
Exception to \Exception?
If so, this would be another +1 for reactphp/promise#87 to address default error reporting :)
Morning @clue yes, I checked the namespaces. I think a few
use statements are needed in the README to make it a little clearer. For example Factoryand Client. I'm using \React\EventLoop\Factory for the loop and \Clue\React\Redis\Factoryto create the client, but the README is not explicit on that, so I could be wrong.
I'm also a little stuck conceptually. The examples that I can see all show a blocking subsctibe loop. I'm looking for a loop that may be blocking, but will exit either on a timer (after 5 seconds) or explicitely after receiving a message it is interested in. I'm kind of bridging the asynchronous (a job that has to complete) with the synchronous (a REST API that has to return something within a short timeframe).
@johnmitz_gitlab I'm new to ReactPHP but not to hosting. It depends on how much memory you're sharing with other applications. For example, if you're running MySQL on the same box, an HTTP server, etc and those 3000 people all log in at the same time, you may have a problem. If not, I don't think it would be much of an issue.
@johnmitz_gitlab However, I'll refer to other folks on here with much more experience to their answer.
Just released react/promise v2.8.0 🎉 Maintenance release marking unneeded classes as deprecated, some minor bug fixes and improved documentation: https://github.com/reactphp/promise/releases/tag/v2.8.0
Just released v2.8.0 of clue/reactphp-buzz 🎉 https://twitter.com/another_clue/status/1260598727749885953
@johnmitz_gitlab Perhaps this tutorial by @zhukserega_twitter can help: https://sergeyzhuk.me/2017/06/22/reactphp-chat-server/
But yeah using it in production, why?
Here is an example how I set the stream up: https://github.com/PHP-DI-Definitions/reactphp-event-loop-inspected/blob/master/etc/di/event-loop.php
Let's ping @jsor for final review, otherwise good to go 💪
Sounds like a bug indeed
@cyrnetix Yep, elastic sounds correct
Thank you
I'm switching from amphp to react, I guess I could use the amphp mysql client