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PHP POSIX process manager and async ProcessPool
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PHP POSIX process manager and async ProcessPool

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# PHP Forker
PHP POSIX process manager and async ProcessPool

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# News
* 1.0.2
* process pooling fix and added method to run process with limited count per "now":
```php
pool(2 /*pool size*/, true /*join processes*/);

for($i = 0; $i < 10; $i++) {
// when 2 jobs will added to pm queue, they will run, and cleaned after complete
// calling $pm->run() manually not needed
$pm->add($job);
}
```

* 1.0.1
* Added support for custom arguments in background funciton

## Features
* Easy to create multi-processed daemons
* POSIX Signals dispatching
* Serializing objects/arrays that contains closures (thx to [SuperClosure](https://github.com/jeremeamia/super_closure))
* Uses shared memory
* *.pid file managing

## Usage examples
#### Basic usage
```php
future(function($updatedCount, CallbackTask $task) use(&$updated) {

$updated = $updatedCount;

})->error(function(\Throwable $exception, CallbackTask $task){

// handle exception occurred while DB::bigQuery()
Logger::log($exception);

});

$processManager = new ProcessManager('/path/to/file.pid');
$processManager
->add($bigTableUpdate)
->run(true) // true - join to main process, if you don't have an expensive and complex logic in future method
->wait(); // wait while process will complete doing job
// if don't call wait() method, process will be detached from terminal or main process and continue to working in background

echo $updated; // count of updated very_big_table

```

That was just a very simple example, now more useful

#### Batch usage

```php
future(function ($sitesContent, BatchTask $task) use (&$results) {

$results = $sitesContent;

});

$pm = new ProcessManager();
$pm->add($downloads);
$pm->run(true)->wait();

var_dump($results);
// result
// array(2) {
// 0 => string(28) 'html_content_from_google.com'
// 1 => string(30) 'html_content_from_facebook.com'
// }

// Order of results in this case is random, cause, for example,
// facebook.com can be downloaded faster than google.com
```

More examples will soon... ;)