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Cees-Jan Kiewiet
@WyriHaximus
Keep in mind that a promise is just a promise, it's a representation of an computation task that has or hasn't complated just yet
Marc Morera
@mmoreram
but the handler has injected the loop
Cees-Jan Kiewiet
@WyriHaximus
THe actual work is done regardless of the promise
Marc Morera
@mmoreram
makes sense
Cees-Jan Kiewiet
@WyriHaximus
Yes it needs it to run
Marc Morera
@mmoreram
the promise is a way of creating consequences of this work once it finishes
great!
Cees-Jan Kiewiet
@WyriHaximus
the promise is a way of HANDLING consequences of this work once it finishes ;)
Small but important difference
Marc Morera
@mmoreram
yes, the creation is the code inside the then
the promise itself is a way of handling it
can this be a bit dangerous?
Cees-Jan Kiewiet
@WyriHaximus
Why would it be dangerous?
Marc Morera
@mmoreram
I mean, having work inside the loop that never ends?
if we don't have a way of handling it, we don't have a way of controlling it
Cees-Jan Kiewiet
@WyriHaximus
shrug I have projects that run for weeks/months at an end
Marc Morera
@mmoreram
yes, but because oyou have tons of different works inside
work after work
but not because you have the same works waiting for long time
this is when timeouts are important, I suppose
Cees-Jan Kiewiet
@WyriHaximus
Yes and canceling promises as well :)
Marc Morera
@mmoreram
for example, what happens if in Monolog, a handler that connects to Redis breaks?
you lose that reference
in fact, you never have this reference
Cees-Jan Kiewiet
@WyriHaximus
Yes, or you cache the last 1000 items until connection succeeds
Marc Morera
@mmoreram
only the handler has it
Cees-Jan Kiewiet
@WyriHaximus
So what I do in my Docker images for my app is that I wait untill redis and such are up
Marc Morera
@mmoreram
well, yes, this is another story, the reconnection of redis, mysql and rabbit
seems easy, but is not I think XD
I need to think about how to package everything around loggers for Drift
in a more enterprise way, like something plug and play (could be just a small set of existing handlers, and a bundle)
Cees-Jan Kiewiet
@WyriHaximus
Hence: https://github.com/clue/reactphp-redis#createlazyclient
Marc Morera
@mmoreram
actually using this factory method, yes
https://github.com/driftphp/redis-bundle
Cees-Jan Kiewiet
@WyriHaximus
:+1:
Charlotte Dunois
@CharlotteDunois
Keep in mind there are two different concepts of how promises/futures are driven. In Rust Futures surround around the pull concept (that means you need to drive them and pull work towards yourself). And the common Promise A implementation (ES6 Promises, ReactPHP Promises) surrounds around the push concept (that means they drive themself and push work forward).
Christian Lück
@clue
@WyriHaximus Belated reply, but cool, let me know when you're near Aachen in Germany and want to chat, need a couch or an office! :+1:
@mmoreram Very interesting roadmap! Love to see how people in this chat have different ideas on how to solve this (me included) :) Looking forward to seeing what you come up with, I see a lot of potential for a DBAL/ORM :muscle:
Christian Lück
@clue
@CharlotteDunois You've done some amazing work with plasma, especially when comparing this with our existing database drivers, there's so much from for improvement!
Would be a shame if this end up being archived without anybody picking this up :(
(Shame on me for not getting back at these awesome projects in time - there are only so many hours in a day)
Marc Morera
@mmoreram
I think that, as a community, we should make sure that a project like it is alive and
at least how I see the community and the growth path
does this project have a query builder?
Cees-Jan Kiewiet
@WyriHaximus
@mmoreram https://github.com/PlasmaPHP/sql-common/blob/master/src/QueryBuilder.php
Marc Morera
@mmoreram
That's great
Chris Boden
@cboden
Anyone familiar with Bunny know what the BC breaks or major changes were from v2 to v3 and v4? https://github.com/jakubkulhan/bunny/releases
Christian Lück
@clue
@cboden jakubkulhan/bunny#66 suggests there are no significant changes between versions, but perhaps reply to this ticket? :)
Chris Boden
@cboden
Thanks @clue
Cees-Jan Kiewiet
@WyriHaximus
@cboden FYI I've contacted Jakub about helping out maintaining bunny and getting changes/fixes in