Shutdown command queue

jamie commented

2021-03-13 11:34:27 +00:00

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I'm starting to try and do more things in the __destruct() function to make things speedy. Thing is, if the object goes out of scope before the buffer gets spat at the browser, it's not going to make much difference.

What I need to do is have a shutdown command queue. That is, these things that want to do things on destruct so they don't impact load times, can register the command in the queue then once the app shuts down and flushes the buffer, these things will execute. That way they should be able to take as long as they want without actually affecting the user experience.

I'm starting to try and do more things in the `__destruct()` function to make things speedy. Thing is, if the object goes out of scope before the buffer gets spat at the browser, it's not going to make much difference. What I need to do is have a shutdown command queue. That is, these things that want to do things on destruct so they don't impact load times, can register the command in the queue then once the app shuts down and flushes the buffer, these things will execute. That way they should be able to take as long as they want without actually affecting the user experience.

jamie commented

2021-04-05 22:45:04 +00:00

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changed the description

jamie commented

2021-04-08 01:22:11 +00:00

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Turns out, this is already built into PHP. See: https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.register-shutdown-function.php. So I will use this issue/branch to update some things in Hazaar that are currently executing in destructors that should probably be executed using this method.

jamie commented

2022-08-04 07:24:01 +00:00

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I am now creating register_shutdown_task() which is similar to the PHP function, except it takes an optional unique ID so that tasks can be performed only once. This is handy for things like Hazaar\Cache which can do a cleanup on files or a database or something but we MAY have multiple cache instances but we only want to cleanup once.

I am now creating `register_shutdown_task()` which is similar to the PHP function, except it takes an optional unique ID so that tasks can be performed only once. This is handy for things like `Hazaar\Cache` which can do a cleanup on files or a database or something but we MAY have multiple cache instances but we only want to cleanup once.

jamie commented

2022-08-04 07:26:12 +00:00

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mentioned in merge request !150