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The following functions are added by this extension:
string ton_create_context( string $config_json );Creates new TON client context.
Parameters:
$config_json- TON client configuration.
Return value:
JSON containing context ID.
void ton_destroy_context( int $context );Destroys TON client context.
Parameters:
$context- Context ID previously returned byton_create_context.
string ton_request_sync( int $context, string $function_name, string $params_json);Runs TON SDK request synchronously (using tc_request_sync).
Parameters:
$context- Context ID previously returned byton_create_context.$function_name- name of the TON SDK function to call.$params_json- JSON-encoded function params.
Return value:
JSON response.
resource ton_request_start( int $context, string $function_name, string $params_json );Runs TON SDK request asynchronously using tc_request_ptr.
Parameters:
$context- Context ID previously returned byton_create_context.$function_name- name of the TON SDK function to call.$params_json- JSON-encoded function params.
Return value:
Request handle.
int ton_request_id( resource $resource );Parameters:
$request- Request handle previously returned byton_request_start.
Return value:
Request unique identifier.
array ton_request_next( resource $request, [ int $timeout ] );Fetches the next async event.
Parameters:
$request- Request handle previously returned byton_request_start.$timeout- Timeout in milliseconds (optional).
Return value:
Array containing these values:
[ string $json, int $status, bool $finished, int $id ]$json is always containing callback data unless it's a return value for a function which returns nothing
(like net.unsubscribe_collection).
$status corresponds to the tc_response_types enum defined in tonclient.h;
When request is finished $finished will be true.
$id is an identifier of request. Can be used together with ton_request_join
to identify which of the joined requests are receiving this data.
bool ton_request_join( resource $request, resource $request2 )Sets $request to receive all events of $request2. Used for example to process
app requests by $request2, while fetching events for $request via ton_request_next.
Call ton_request_disconnect to undo this.
Parameters:
$request- Request handle previously returned byton_request_start.$request2- Another request handle previously returned byton_request_start.
Return value:
true if join was successful, false otherwise.
bool ton_request_disconnect( resource $request, resource $request2 )Sets $request to no more receive events of $request2. Used
as an opposite operation to ton_request_join.
Parameters:
$request- Request handle previously returned byton_request_start.$request2- Another request handle previously returned byton_request_start.
Return value:
true if disconnect was successful, false otherwise.
?bool is_ton_request_finished( resource $request )Checks whether the TON SDK request is finished.
Parameters:
$request- Request handle previously returned byton_request_start.
Return value:
true if request has been finished, false if not, and null if invalid $request
handle is passed to the function arguments.
This extension uses threads and blocking queues to work with TON SDK functions and callbacks.
ton_request_next is the only blocking call here, all other functions are instant.
Extension is supposed to work in both Thread-Safe and Non-Thread safe environments.
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