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Retry helper
The retry helper simplifies automatic retries of actions that might occasionally fail.
By default the retry class will attempt to execute the closure up to 5
times and wait 50000
microseconds between each attempt. If the action fails too many times then the exception will be thrown.
$returnValue = (new Retry(function ()
{
// Some action that might fail
}))();
You can override the default values using the $attempts
and $wait
constructor parameters or by using the setAttempts
and setWait
methods. You can also enable exponential wait times by setting the $exponentialWait
constructor parameter to true
or by using the exponentialWait
method.
$returnValue = (new Retry(function ()
{
// Some action that might fail
}))
->setAttempts(4)
->setWait(25000)
->exponentialWait()();
It is also possible to short-circuit the retry loop using a "decider" callable. If the callable returns true
then execution will continue and if it returns false
the exception will be thrown right away.
$returnValue = (new Retry(function ()
{
// Some action that might fail
}))
->setDecider(fn ($e) => ($e instanceof SpecialException::class) === false)();
You can also set the decider using the $decider
constructor parameter.