chencha/conveyor

A convey system for commands and requests

0.1.6 2015-03-31 09:14 UTC

Requires

• illuminate/support: ~5.0
• jeremeamia/superclosure: ~2.0
• phpspec/phpspec: ~2.1@dev
• symfony/var-dumper: ~2.6

MIT

• Chencha Jacob

README

#Command and Request Convey System

##Basic Usage

###Bootstrap Code

$userDbBelt=new UserDbBelt(); //Extends Chencha\Conveyor\Belt
$userDbBelt->registerMachines(SaveInDatabase(), new UpdateElastic()); 

Machines extend \Chencha\Conveyor\Machine

$mainConveyor=new Chencha\Conveyor();
$mainConveyor->registerBelt($userBelt);

###Running Belt

$userDbBelt =$mainConveyor->makeBelt(UserDbBelt::class);
$subject=new User("email"=>"[e-mail]","password"=>"good_password");
$$userDbBelt->run($subject);

$subject->getResponse();
$subject->hasError();
$subject->getErrors();

##Processes

Processes are belts that are chained together. To stop a process before the next belt. A StopBeltException should be thrown.

$userRegistration= new RegistrationProcess();
$userRegistration->registerBelts($userValidation,$userDbBelt); //Ordering is important
$mainConveyor->registerProcess($userRegistration);

###Running a process $userRegistrationProcess=$mainConveyor->makeProcess(RegistrationProcess::class); $userRegistrationProcess->run($user);

##Exception StopProcessException //This exceptions will stop the process before next belt is run All other exceptions bubble up immediately

##Deploy status

This system is not ready for production use changes expected coming days

##Examples

To check the examples please see

• examples/process_example.php
• examples/belt_example.php