amphp/byte-stream v1.7.3

The amphp/byte-stream is an event-driven library designed with PHP concurrency and the fiber feature in mind, used for simplifying work with non-blocking I/O operations. The package specifically provides a stream abstraction, allowing an easy interface to work with multiple byte streams.

The amphp/byte-stream can be utilized by installing it as a Composer dependency. After installation, the package offers two fundamental interfaces: ReadableStream and WritableStream which are abstractions over ordered sequences of bytes.

For example, if you want to use a ReadableStream, you can consume it as below:

$stream = ...;  // the stream to be consumed
$buffer = "";

while (($chunk = $stream->read()) !== null) {
    $buffer .= $chunk;
}

// use the $buffer variable for whatever you want

And when you want to use a WritableStream:

$readableStream = ...;  // the stream to be read from
$writableStream = ...;  // the stream to write to
$buffer = "";

while (($chunk = $readableStream->read()) !== null) {
    $writableStream->write($chunk);
}

$writableStream->end();

This package offers some basic implementations, and you can also find more in other libraries like amphp/socket.

For detailed documentation and additional examples, users can refer to the readme content on the GitHub repository available at https://github.com/amphp/byte-stream.git. For specific examples on different implementations and usages, users can refer to the "./examples" directory present in the package's GitHub repository. It's also important to note that amphp/byte-stream follows the semver semantic versioning specification just like all other amphp packages.