Question: Does your bundle support $client->postAsync() calls? about csaguzzlebundle HOT 9 CLOSED

Well, the clients created by the bundle are actually Guzzle clients. So if Guzzle supports something, this bundles supports it too.

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FYI, the client class used by the bundle is GuzzleHttp\Client, so you should be able to use sendAsync, or any *Async method.

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It seems something is missing or not working with regards to the Async call.

$client = $this->get('csa_guzzle.client.api_test');
$promise = $client->postAsync('/api/push/user', ['json' => $msg]);

$promise->then(
                  function (ResponseInterface $res) {
                      var_dump( $res->getStatusCode());
                  },
                  function (RequestException $e) {
                      var_dump($e->getMessage() );
                      var_dump($e->getRequest()->getMethod());
                  }

But nothing get printed.

So it seems that the function is called and Guzzle responds but nothing happens.

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You need to unwrap your promise by using the wait() method.

$reponse = $promise->wait();

If you need to unwrap multiple methods, you can use GuzzleHttp\Promise\unwrap($promises), where $promises is an array of promises.

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Keep in mind that PHP is not async. Your promise won't be automatically be resolved unless you call the wait() method of the promise. And in this case, it will block until the promise is resolved.

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If you need to do true async, then you should work with asynchronous workers, or by launching background processes and waiting on them.

Or have logic inside the then() method of your promise.

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Please read the Guzzle documentation on this: http://guzzle.readthedocs.org/en/latest/quickstart.html#concurrent-requests

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I have read the documentation about the async calls and my impression was that you can fire async calls and let php continue without the wait.

Because I want to push data to external API without the current function have to wait for the result, make the whole function slower and I had the impression that this is exactly what the *Async functions support.
http://docs.guzzlephp.org/en/latest/faq.html#can-guzzle-send-asynchronous-requests

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To close this issue, your feedback was again helpful.
Adding $promise->wait(); caused the async call to fire properly and the API call was made

$client = $this->get('csa_guzzle.client.api_test');
$promise = $client->postAsync('/api/push/user', ['json' => $msg]);
$reponse = $promise->wait();

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