A service for fetching feeds on a schedule is essential.
There's a few ways of implementing this:
Use PHP's pthreads extension to fetch, parse, and store feeds concurrently
Use popen() to spawn Arsse CLI instances to process feeds
Use curl_multi_init() to make concurrent HTTP calls to the Arsse server
Use a mundane PHP script to process feeds serially
It may make sense to implement all four of these, picking the best of whatever is available in a given environment.
A service for fetching feeds on a schedule is essential.
There's a few ways of implementing this:
1. Use PHP's pthreads extension to fetch, parse, and store feeds concurrently
2. Use `popen()` to spawn Arsse CLI instances to process feeds
3. Use `curl_multi_init()` to make concurrent HTTP calls to the Arsse server
3. Use a mundane PHP script to process feeds serially
It may make sense to implement all four of these, picking the best of whatever is available in a given environment.
jking
A service for fetching feeds on a schedule is essential.
There's a few ways of implementing this:
popen()to spawn Arsse CLI instances to process feedscurl_multi_init()to make concurrent HTTP calls to the Arsse serverIt may make sense to implement all four of these, picking the best of whatever is available in a given environment.
Experimental services exist for 2, 3, and 4.