b2pweb / bdf-pipeline
Bdf Pipeline component
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Requires
- php: >=7.0
Requires (Dev)
- phpunit/phpunit: ~5.7|~6.0
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Last update: 2024-12-14 04:29:18 UTC
README
A PHP Pipeline pattern.
Install via composer
$ composer require b2pweb/bdf-pipeline
Usage Instructions
A basic and classic use of pipeline with a pipe processor.
use Bdf\Pipeline\Pipeline; use Bdf\Pipeline\CallableFactory\LinkedCallableFactory; $pipeline = new Pipeline(new LinkedCallableFactory()); $pipeline->pipe(function($value) { return $value + 2; }); // Returns 12 $pipeline->send(10);
The pipeline lib comes with an advanced processor (used by default).
use Bdf\Pipeline\Pipeline; use Bdf\Pipeline\CallableFactory\StackCallableFactory; $pipeline = new Pipeline(new StackCallableFactory()); $pipeline->pipe(function($next, $foo, $bar) { // Do something ... $result = $next($foo, $bar); // Do something else ... return $result; }); $pipeline->outlet(function($foo, $bar) { return "${foo}.${bar}"; }); // Manage multiple parameters echo $pipeline->send('foo', 'bar'); // Print foo.bar
Ok, So ?
You can use this package as a classic pipe, but it was designed to be easily extended:
$pipeline->pipe(new LogCommand()); $pipeline->outlet(new CreateUserHandler()); ... $pipeline->prepend(new TransactionnalCommand()); $pipeline->send(new CreateUserCommand());
class TransactionnalCommand { public function __invoke($next, $command) { try { $result = $next($command); // Commit and return the result ... return $result; } catch (\Throwable $exception) { // Rollback and propagate exception throw $exception; } } }
The pipeline is reusable:
$pipeline = new Pipeline(); $pipeline->pipe(new Double()); $new = clone $pipeline; $new->pipe(new Double()); echo $pipeline->send(2); // 4 echo $new->send(2); // 8
License
Distributed under the terms of the MIT license.