An asyncronous client for InfluxDB, implemented via ReactPHP.
Use Composer
composer require stefanotorresi/influxdb-php-async
Each client implementation exposes three main methods:
interface AsyncClient
{
public function query(string $query, array $params = []): Promise;
public function write(string $payload, array $params = []): Promise;
public function ping(): Promise;
/* etc. */
}
The default implementation uses Buzz React and we'll use it throughout the rest of this document.
Here is a basic usage example where we first create a database, then write a line to it:
$client = new ReactHttpClient();
$client
->query('CREATE DATABASE test')
->then(function($response) use ($client) {
return $client->write('measure,tag="foo" value="bar"', ['db' => 'test']);
})
->done()
;
$client->run();
Note that you need to run the ReactPHP event loop. If you don't inject your own, a default loop is composed by the client, and can be started via the run
method.
This API assumes that you're familiar with ReactPHP promises.
These are the default options:
[
'host' => 'localhost',
'port' => 8086,
'database' => '',
'username' => '',
'password' => '',
'socket_options' => [],
];
You can change them at instantion time, defaults will be merged with the one passed:
$options = [
'host' => 'influx-db.domain.tld',
'socket_options' => [
'tls' => true,
],
];
$client = new ReactHttpClient($options);
For details about the socket_options
key, please refer to react/socket documentation.
- An UDP client implemented with react/datagram.
- A QueryBuilder, possibly identical to the one in the official influxdb-php client.
- A set of response decoders that convert the JSON body from PSR-7 Responses to something more readily consumable.
- Explore the possibility of merging this package into the official sdk.
This package is released under the MIT license.