duyler/event-bus

Duyler event bus

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github.com/duyler/event-bus

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MIT 788e701f52f2ce9cdb98b8abfa631ad33a2382b7

  • Mikhail Ilinsky <mail.woop@milinsky.ru>

event-bus

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Last update: 2026-06-27 13:41:38 UTC


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The event bus implements cooperative multitasking between actors performed inside it. Each actor is performed inside a separate thread (Fiber) in an isolated DI container. Execution can be controlled using state handlers, events, and triggers to messages generated by actors.

Full documentation see RU EN

Reactive Subscriptions

The event bus supports reactive subscriptions that allow actors to subscribe to events with status consideration.

onOne - Subscribe to a single event

Subscribe to a single event with status consideration:

use Duyler\EventBus\Build\Actor;
use Duyler\EventBus\Build\Id;

new Actor(
 id: 'SendNotification',
 handler: SendNotificationHandler::class,
 onOne: Id::success('CreateOrder'),
 argument: Order::class,
);

Subscribe to a Fail status:

new Actor(
 id: 'HandleFailure',
 handler: HandleFailureHandler::class,
 onOne: Id::fail('ProcessPayment'),
);

onAny - Subscribe to any of the events

Execute when any of the specified events occur:

use Duyler\EventBus\Build\Id;

new Actor(
 id: 'LogActivity',
 handler: LogActivityHandler::class,
 onAny: [
 Id::success('CreateOrder'),
 Id::success('UpdateOrder'),
 ],
);

onAll - Subscribe to all events

Execute only when all specified events occur:

new Actor(
 id: 'CompleteCheckout',
 handler: CompleteCheckoutHandler::class,
 onAll: [
 Id::success('ValidateCart'),
 Id::success('ProcessPayment'),
 ],
);

External Events

External events require a status:

use Duyler\EventBus\Build\Event;

$builder->addEvent(Event::success('OrderCreated', OrderDTO::class));
$builder->addEvent(Event::fail('PaymentFailed'));

Dispatch external events:

use Duyler\EventBus\Dto\Event;

$bus->dispatchEvent(new Event(
 id: 'OrderCreated.Success',
 data: new OrderDTO(orderId: '123'),
));

Silent Actors

Silent actors do not generate events:

new Actor(
 id: 'InternalProcess',
 handler: InternalProcessHandler::class,
 silent: true,
);

Scheduler

Event Bus includes a built-in task scheduler for executing periodic operations.

Adding Scheduled Tasks

use Duyler\EventBus\Dto\ScheduledTask;

$busBuilder->addScheduledTask(new ScheduledTask(
 callback: function (): void {
 // Periodic task logic
 },
 intervalMs: 1000, // Execute every 1000ms
 startDelayMs: 500, // Optional: delay before first run
));

GC Tasks

By default, Event Bus registers two garbage collection tasks:

  • GcCollectCyclesTask - collects GC cycles
  • GcMemCachesTask - clears memory caches

Configure intervals through BusConfig:

use Duyler\EventBus\BusConfig;

new BusConfig(
 gcCollectCyclesInterval: 120000, // 2 minutes
 gcMemCachesInterval: 60000, // 1 minute
);

Configuration

new BusConfig(
 schedulerCheckInterval: 100, // Task check interval (ms)
);

Scheduler API

ScheduledTask DTO

Property Type Description
callback callable Function to execute periodically
intervalMs int Execution interval in milliseconds
startDelayMs int|null Optional delay before first execution

BusConfig Scheduler Options

Option Type Default Description
schedulerCheckInterval int 100 Interval between task checks (ms)
gcCollectCyclesInterval int 120000 GC cycle collection interval (ms)
gcMemCachesInterval int 60000 Memory cache cleanup interval (ms)