unyx / utils

Func.php

<?php namespace nyx\utils;

/**
 * Func
 *
 * Utilities related to functions/methods/callables/closures.
 *
 * @package     Nyx\Utils\Func
 * @version     0.0.5
 * @author      Michal Chojnacki <m.chojnacki@muyo.io>
 * @copyright   2012-2016 Nyx Dev Team
 * @link        http://docs.muyo.io/nyx/utils/func.html
 * @todo        Decide: Return a custom value instead of null when a Closure prevents the invocation of a callable?
 * @todo        Decide: Add Func::timeout()?
 */
class Func
{
    /**
     * The traits of the Func class.
     */
    use traits\StaticallyExtendable;

    /**
     * Special constant used to pass through the arguments from a main wrapped callable to a related callable. Concrete
     * behaviour depends on the method being used, therefore check the method docs for actual usage info - self::unless()
     * and self::when().
     */
    const PASSTHROUGH = "__passthrough__";

    /**
     * @var array   The in-memory results cache for self::memoize().
     */
    private static $memory = [];

    /**
     * Creates a Closure that, when called, ensures the wrapped callable only gets invoked after being called
     * at least the given number of $times.
     *
     * @param   int         $times      The number of times the function should get called before being executed.
     * @param   callable    $callback   The callable to wrap.
     * @return  \Closure                The wrapper.
     */
    public static function after(int $times = 1, callable $callback) : \Closure

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    {
        return function(...$args) use ($callback, $times) {
            static $count = 0;

            if (++$count >= $times) {
                return $callback(...$args);
            }
        };
    }

    /**
     * Returns a Closure which will return the subsequent given value (argument to this method) on each call.
     * While this is primarily a utility for strings, it can be used with any type of values.
     *
     * When the Closure gets called with false as its argument, it will return the current internal value without
     * alternating the next time (ie. the same value will be returned with the next call).
     *
     * @param   mixed       ...$between    Two or more values to alternate between, given as separate arguments.
     * @return  \Closure
     */
    public static function alternate(...$between) : \Closure
    {
        return function($next = true) use ($between) {
            static $i = 0;
            return $between[($next ? $i++ : $i) % count($between)];
        };
    }

    /**
     * Returns a Closure which, once invoked, applies each given callable to the result of the previous callable,
     * in right-to-left order. As such, the arguments passed to the Closure are passed through to the last
     * callable given to the composition.
     *
     * Example: Func::compose(f, g, h)(x) is the equivalent of f(g(h(x))).
     *
     * @param   callable[]  ...$callables   The callables to compose.
     * @return  \Closure
     */
    public static function compose(callable ...$callables) : \Closure
    {
        // Reverse the order of the given callables outside of the Closure. With the assumption
        // the Closure may get invoked n > 1 times, this shaves off some execution time.
        $callables = array_reverse($callables);

        return function(...$args) use ($callables) {
            foreach ($callables as $callable) {
                $args = [$callable(...$args)];
            }

            return current($args);
        };
    }

    /**
     * Generates a hash (signature) for a given callable with the given arguments.
     *
     * @param   callable    $callable   The callable to hash.
     * @param   array       $args       The arguments to hash.
     * @return  string                  The hash.
     */
    public static function hash(callable $callable, array $args) : string
    {
        if ($callable instanceof \Closure) {
            $callable = var_export($callable, true);
        } elseif (is_array($callable)) {
            $callable = is_string($callable[0]) ? implode('::', $callable) : $callable[1];
        }

        return md5(implode('_', [$callable, var_export($args, true)]));
    }

    /**
     * Creates a Closure that memoizes the result of the wrapped callable and returns it once the wrapper gets
     * called.
     *
     * @param   callable            $callback   The callable to wrap.
     * @param   callable|string     $key        - When a (resolver) callable is given, it will be invoked with 1
     *                                            or more arguments: the wrapped callable and any arguments
     *                                            passed to the wrapped callable (variadic). Its return value
     *                                            will be cast to a string and used as the cache key for the result.
     *                                          - When any other value except for null is given, it will be cast to
     *                                            a string and used as the cache key.
     *                                          - When not given, self::hash() will be used to create a hash
     *                                            of the call signature to use as key.
     * @return  \Closure                        The wrapper.
     * @todo                                    Expose the cached result inside the callable (limited to the same
     *                                          callable?)
     * @todo                                    Use the first argument for the callable as cache key if not given?
     */
    public static function memoize(callable $callback, $key = null) : \Closure
    {
        return function(...$args) use ($callback, $key) {

            // Determine which cache key to use.
            $key = null === $key

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                ? static::hash($callback, $args)
                : (string) (is_callable($key) ? $key($callback, ...$args) : $key);

            // If we don't already have a hit for the cache key, populate it with the result of invocation.
            if (!array_key_exists($key, static::$memory)) {

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                static::$memory[$key] = $callback(...$args);

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            }

            return static::$memory[$key];

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        };
    }

    /**
     * Creates a Closure that, when called, ensures the wrapped callable only gets invoked once.
     *
     * @param   callable    $callback   The callable to wrap.
     * @return  \Closure                The wrapper.
     */
    public static function once(callable $callback) : \Closure
    {
        return static::only(1, $callback);
    }

    /**
     * Creates a Closure that, when called, ensures the wrapped callable may only get invoked $times times at most.
     *
     * @param   int         $times      The number of times the function may get invoked at most.
     * @param   callable    $callback   The callable to wrap.
     * @return  \Closure                The wrapper.
     */
    public static function only(int $times = 1, callable $callback) : \Closure

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    {
        return function(...$args) use ($callback, $times) {
            // Keep track of how many times the Closure was already called.
            static $called = 0;

            // Invoke the callback when we didn't hit our limit yet.
            if ($times >= ++$called) {
                return $callback(...$args);
            }
        };
    }

    /**
     * Creates a Closure that, when called, invokes the wrapped callable with any additional partial arguments
     * prepended to those provided to the new Closure.
     *
     * @param   callable    $callback           The callable to wrap.
     * @param   mixed       ...$prependedArgs   The arguments to prepend to the callback.
     * @return  \Closure                        The wrapper.
     */
    public static function partial(callable $callback, ...$prependedArgs) : \Closure
    {
        return function(...$args) use ($callback, $prependedArgs) {
            return $callback(...$prependedArgs, ...$args);
        };
    }

    /**
     * Creates a Closure that, when called, invokes the wrapped callable with any additional partial arguments
     * appended to those provided to the new Closure.
     *
     * @param   callable    $callback           The callable to wrap.
     * @param   mixed       ...$appendedArgs    The arguments to append to the callback.
     * @return  \Closure                        The wrapper.
     */
    public static function partialRight(callable $callback, ...$appendedArgs) : \Closure
    {
        return function(...$args) use ($callback, $appendedArgs) {
            return $callback(...$args, ...$appendedArgs);
        };
    }

    /**
     * Wraps a callable in a Closure to ensure the callable can only be executed once every $wait milliseconds.
     * Subsequent calls to the wrapped callable before the wait time allows another execution run will return the
     * result of the previous execution.
     *
     * @param   callable    $callback   The callable to wrap.
     * @param   int         $wait       The time in milliseconds that must pass before the callable can be executed
     *                                  again after each call.
     * @return  \Closure                The wrapper.
     */
    public static function throttle(callable $callback, int $wait = null) : \Closure
    {
        return function(...$args) use ($callback, $wait) {
            static $timer  = 0;
            static $result = null;

            if ($timer <= $microtime = microtime(true)) {
                // Update the internal timer.
                $timer = $microtime + $wait / 1000;

                // And call the actual callable.
                $result = $callback(...$args);
            }

            return $result;
        };
    }

    /**
     * Retries the execution of a callable for a given number of $times, optionally delaying each retry
     * by $delay seconds. The only condition of failure triggering a retry is when the callable throws
     * an Exception.
     *
     * Unlike most other methods in this utility, this method does not return a Closure due to its nature.
     * If you require a "retrier" function, you could of course just wrap the call to Func::retry inside a Closure
     * of your own.
     *
     * Note: Delay is *blocking*. When running though an event loop, instead of using the delay, you should
     * schedule retries of your code on loop ticks or via timers (unless, of course, blocking is of no concern
     * or even desired).
     *
     * @param   callable    $callback       The callable to invoke.
     * @param   int         $times          The number of times the callable should be invoked upon failure.
     * @param   float       $delay          The delay between each retry, in seconds.
     * @return  mixed                       The result of the callable's invocation (upon success).
     * @throws  \Exception                  When the last allowed retry fails (the type of the exception is a re-throw
     *                                      of the last exception thrown by the callable).
     */
    public static function retry(callable $callback, int $times = 1, float $delay = null)
    {
        retry: try {
            return $callback();
        } catch (\Exception $exception) {
            if (0 < $times--) {
                if (isset($delay)) {
                    usleep($delay * 1000000);
                }

                goto retry;
            }

            throw $exception;
        }
    }

    /**
     * Wraps a callable in a Closure to only allow it to be invoked when the truth $test callable returns a falsy value.
     *
     * @param   callable    $test           The truth test.
     * @param   callable    $callback       The callable to wrap.
     * @param   mixed       ...$testArgs    The arguments to pass to the truth test. If self::PASSTHROUGH gets passed
     *                                      (as the first argument, so anything past that gets ignored) the same
     *                                      arguments passed to the callable will also be passed to the truth test.
     * @return  \Closure                    The wrapper.
     */
    public static function unless(callable $test, callable $callback, ...$testArgs) : \Closure
    {
        return static::whenInternal($test, $callback, false, ...$testArgs);
    }

    /**
     * Wraps a callable in a Closure to only allow it to be invoked when the truth $test callable returns a truthy value.
     *
     * @param   callable    $test           The truth test.
     * @param   callable    $callback       The callable to wrap.
     * @param   mixed       ...$testArgs    The arguments to pass to the truth test. If self::PASSTHROUGH gets passed
     *                                      (as the first argument, so anything past that gets ignored) the same
     *                                      arguments passed to the callable will also be passed to the truth test.
     * @return  \Closure                    The wrapper.
     */
    public static function when(callable $test, callable $callback, ...$testArgs) : \Closure
    {
        return static::whenInternal($test, $callback, true, ...$testArgs);
    }

    /**
     * Wraps a callable in a Closure to only allow it to be invoked when the $test callable returns a truthy or falsy
     * value. Used internally by self::unless() and self::when() to reduce some code duplication.
     *
     * @param   callable    $test           The truth test.
     * @param   callable    $callback       The callable to wrap.
     * @param   bool        $expect         The boolean to expect to allow the callable to be invoked.
     * @param   mixed       ...$testArgs    The arguments to pass to the truth test. If self::PASSTHROUGH gets passed
     *                                      (as the first argument, so anything past that gets ignored) the same
     *                                      arguments passed to the callable will also be passed to the truth test.
     * @return  \Closure                    The wrapper.
     */
    protected static function whenInternal(callable $test, callable $callback, $expect = true, ...$testArgs) : \Closure
    {
        return function(...$callbackArgs) use ($callback, $test, $testArgs, $expect) {
            $testArgs = (isset($testArgs[0]) && $testArgs[0] === self::PASSTHROUGH) ? $callbackArgs : $testArgs;

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            // Loose comparison on purpose to make this more elastic.
            if ($expect == $test(...$testArgs)) {
                return $callback(...$callbackArgs);
            }
        };
    }
}