Utility Classes

Table of Contents

1. Array Operations Using the ArrayUtil Helper Class

   Luminova’s Array Helper class provides useful methods for initializing and managing arrays.

2. PHP Fiber Asynchronous Tasks and Execution

   The Async class leverages PHP's `Fiber` to execute tasks asynchronously, allowing easy concurrent jobs management. It provides methods for queuing, running, and awaiting the completion of tasks.

3. Asynchronous Background Tasks Queue and Execution

   Luminova's Queue Class is a flexible and efficient module for managing asynchronous tasks in (FIFO) order. It utilizes PHP Fiber if available or alternative methods if not supported.

4. Asynchronous Executions using Intervals

   Interval class mimics the behavior of JavaScript's setInterval using PHP Fibers.

5. Managing and Emitting Custom Events Using Observers

   Whether you need to listen for user actions, manage system events, or trigger custom workflows, The Event class offers a simple yet powerful solution to orchestrate event handling across your project.

6. Lazy Load Object Initialization

   The lazy object provides a proxy for lazily instantiating an object. The actual object is not initialized until one of its methods or properties is accessed.

7. String Listification Implementation

   The Luminova string Lists class is a versatile tool for converting between string lists and arrays, providing a straightforward way to handle structured data in a string format.

8. Pipeline-Based Data Processing and Transformation

   The Pipeline class is a simple utility class that allows data to flow through a series of transformations, operations, and error-handling steps.

9. Command Execution using Process Handler

   Process Handler simplifies executing command processes. It supports multiple execution methods like popen, proc_open, and shell_exec, as well as running closures and working with stream interfaces.

10. Promise Object for Asynchronous Tasks and Execution

    A Promise object represents an asynchronous task that either resolves successfully or rejects with an error, enabling efficient management of asynchronous operations within the Luminova framework.