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AmpReactor — adding some InteractiveX to PHP
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[](#ampreactor--adding-some-interactivex-to-php)

```
$ composer require hhreact/ampreactor

```

### Getting started

[](#getting-started)

#### The what

[](#the-what)

If you know what **InteractiveX** is, AmpReactor matches the InteractiveX philosophy closely, really only [straying significantly for the binding operators](#operators).

If, alternatively, you know what **ReactiveX** is, InteractiveX is the "pull" analogue, where enumerables take the place of observables.

If you know about AmPHP's [`Iterator`](https://docs.hhvm.com/hack/async/generators#sending-and-raising), AmpReactor lets you clone, reduce and expand async `Iterator`s, and lets you enforce precise policies on buffering.

#### In action

[](#in-action)

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