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Amp\Coroutine
requires an already instantiated Generator
to be passed to its constructor. Always calling a callable before passing the Generator
to Amp\Coroutine
is unnecessary boilerplate.
coroutine()
Returns a new function that wraps $callback
in a promise/coroutine-aware function that automatically runs generators as coroutines. The returned function always returns a promise when invoked. Errors have to be handled by the callback caller or they will go unnoticed.
function coroutine(callable $callback): callable { ... }
Use this function to create a coroutine-aware callable for a promise-aware callback caller.
asyncCoroutine()
Same as coroutine()
but doesn't return a Promise
when the returned callback is called. Instead, promises are passed to Amp\Promise\rethrow()
to handle errors automatically.
call()
function call(callable $callback, ...$args): Promise { ... }
Calls the given function, always returning a promise. If the function returns a Generator
, it will be run as a coroutine. If the function throws, a failed promise will be returned.
call($callable, ...$args)
is equivalent to coroutine($callable)(...$args)
.
asyncCall()
function asyncCall(callable $callback, ...$args) { ... }
Same as call()
, but doesn't return the Promise
. Promises are automatically passed to Amp\Promise\rethrow
for error handling.