jsor

<?php

namespace App\ProcessManager\Billing;

use App\Read\Billing\Queries\GetDefaultPlan;
use App\Read\Identity\Queries\UserWithId;
use App\Read\Identity\UserDto;
use App\Services\Bus\BillingCommandBus;
use App\Services\Bus\BillingQueryBus;
use App\Services\Bus\IdentityQueryBus;

jsor

<?php

require 'vendor/autoload.php';

$loop = \React\EventLoop\Factory::create();
$filesystem = new \React\Filesystem\Filesystem($loop);
$loop->addTimer(0.0001, function() use ($filesystem) {
    $file = $filesystem->file(__FILE__);
    $file->exists()->then(function() use ($file) {
        echo __FILE__ . ' exists', PHP_EOL;

jsor

React v0.2.4 is more awesome

DNS promises

This release has two major improvements. The first one is that react/dns is now using a promise based API. In case you missed it, react/promise is a PHP library for promises. Take a look at the README and familiarize yourself with it, as it will be used by many libs in the react ecosystem, including core.

The previous API was:

$dns->resolve('igor.io', function ($ip) {

echo "Yay, the IP is $ip.\n";