Basic Syntax

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<?php

require __DIR__ . "/../vendor/autoload.php";

use venndev\vosaka\time\Sleep;
use venndev\vosaka\core\Defer;
use venndev\vosaka\VOsaka;

function work(): Generator
{
    yield Defer::new(function ($result) {
        var_dump("Deferred task executed with result:", $result);
    });
    var_dump("Starting work...");
    yield Sleep::new(1.0);
    return 10;
}

function main(): Generator
{
    yield from VOsaka::spawn(work())();
}

// Spawn main and await its completion
VOsaka::spawn(main());
VOsaka::run();

Similar to the asynchronous types of other languages, VOsaka uses yield from used to wait for an asynchronous job to complete and get the results. So yield, yield syntax allows you to spawn an asynchronous task that needs VOsaka to handle. The following spawn syntax allows you to create an asynchronous task.

spawn syntax will create an asynchronous and return task as a Result

run syntax will run VOsaka to process all asynchronous tasks.