Seems that the ReactPHP team is already working on that - reactphp/http#315
@WyriHaximus Do you think that there is a chance you can (rebase and) merge this PR, please?
thanks :)
@WyriHaximus who does https://github.com/WyriHaximus/php-metrics relate to the inspector packages? I see https://github.com/reactphp-inspector/http-middleware/ has a dependency on it?
@WyriHaximus who does https://github.com/WyriHaximus/php-metrics relate to the inspector packages? I see https://github.com/reactphp-inspector/http-middleware/ has a dependency on it?
though much of its content seems quite redundant to the other inspector packages?
then I'll move forward to update that package to 8.1 too
@clue Just updated reactphp/http#425 with 408's, will do docs later today and check the relevant RFC's to be sure this is the right way of handing 408's
@iorsa @clue As discussed, added
directory and file methods to the filesystem adapters aside detect, will do docs later today: reactphp/filesystem#97
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@WyriHaximus what's the point of https://github.com/reactphp-parallel/object-proxy-attributes (in particular for php-metrics)?
Hi all. I'm here again. Who can help me? I have an MySQL promise where I need to pass an variable with data from one ->then to the next ->then. ```$db->readPannelperOrderId()
->then(function (QueryResult $queryDbResult) use ($db) {
$qtRegs = count($queryDbResult->resultRows);
$IN = "";
for($i = 1; $i <= $qtRegs; $i++)
{
$IN = $IN.",".substr($queryDbResult->resultRows[$i-1]['UserCode'], 10, 99);
}
$IN = substr($IN, 1);
$a_regsPannel = $queryDbResult->resultRows;
return $db->readOrdersInPannel($IN);
})
->then(function (QueryResult $queryDbResult) use ($db, $a_regsPannel) {
print_r($queryDbResult);
print_r($a_regsPannel);
})
->otherwise(function (Throwable $exception) {
echo("An error occured:\n[".$exception."]\n");
});I'm receiving an errorUndefined variable $a_regsPainelfor the variable$a_regsPannel```. Whre's my error? Thanks in advance. Best
my first step was add an DI layer :D:D:D
;)
so another topic, i have a problem with this controller:
public function __invoke(ServerRequest $request)
{
$csvStream = new \Clue\React\Csv\AssocDecoder($request->getBody(), ';');
$def = new Deferred();
$csvStream->on('data', function ($data) {
$this->updateRepository->csvUpdate($data);
})->on('close', function () use ($def) {
$def->resolve(
new Response(302, ['location' => '/'])
);
})->on('error', function ($error) use ($def) {
$def->resolve(
new Response(
500,
['content-type' => 'text/json'],
json_encode(['error' => $error->getMessage()])
)
);
});
return $def->promise();
}
And you're right, I probably should have announced this in this channel as well: 🎉
Framework X is now in public beta! 🚀🚀🚀
We're live! 🚀🚀🚀
Framework X is now public! The simple and fast PHP micro framework for reactive web applications that run anywhere. Or simply put: Async made easy. 🔥
Join the party! 🎉
#nextgen #async #php #opensource
Via https://twitter.com/x_framework/status/1463160480030146565
Regarding your code: Code structure LGTM, but I suppose you're running into the default upload limit of 64 KiB: https://framework-x.org/docs/api/request/#uploads
I agree that this is both inconvenient and intransparent. You can join the discussion here: https://github.com/clue/framework-x/discussions/69
@skydiablo What DI, did you try? I was playing with Symfony stuff https://github.com/zajca/FrameworkX-Playground
Nice work BTW Clue
Nice work BTW Clue
Btw: GitHub is down 😭
@zajca Thank you Martin!
If you're more into Symfony, sounds like you may also like @driftphp (say hi to @mmoreram! 👋)
But nice to see how you've integrated an existing DIC! Makes me wonder how much support X should provide out of the box…