germania-kg/order-dispatcher

Creating and handling orders

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1.1.6 2023-01-02 10:34 UTC

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MIT a3507f97e2c96cbbe579e5b5e24722ad6aa2b1fe

  • Carsten Witt <carsten.witt.woop@germania-kg.com>

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Last update: 2024-11-30 01:48:32 UTC

README

Germania KG · OrderDispatcher

Sourcing that stuff out…

Installation

$ composer require germania-kg/order-dispatcher

Classes and interfaces

Working with orders

OrderInterface

public function getCustomerData() : array;
public function getItems() : iterable;

OrderFactoryInterface

public function createOrder( array $input) : OrderInterface;

public function setItemFactory(ItemFactoryInterface $item_factory);
public function getItemFactory() : ItemFactoryInterface;

OrderFactoryAbstract

This abstract class implements the Item factory interceptors defined in OrderFactoryInterface and uses the ValidatorTrait.

public function setItemFactory(ItemFactoryInterface $item_factory);
public function getItemFactory() : ItemFactoryInterface;

ArrayOrderFactory

Creates an Order instance from an array, typically from user input.

The ArrayOrderFactory extends OrderFactoryAbstract and implements the OrderFactoryInterface.

The constructor accepts an ItemFactoryInterface, the order items array key, and optionally a PSR-3 LoggerInterface.

<?php
use Germania\OrderDispatcher\ArrayOrderFactory;
use Germania\OrderDispatcher\FilterValidator;

$item_factory = ... ;
$logger = ...;

$factory = new ArrayOrderFactory($item_factory, "items");
$factory = new ArrayOrderFactory($item_factory, "items", $logger);

$customer_validation = new FilterValidator(array(
  "email"  =>  FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL,
  "company" =>  FILTER_SANITIZE_FULL_SPECIAL_CHARS,
  "retailer_number" =>  [
    	"filter" => FILTER_VALIDATE_REGEXP, 
    	"options" => ['regexp'=>"/^[\d\-]+$/"]
   ],
  "privacyAck"      =>  FILTER_VALIDATE_BOOLEAN
));

// Set customer data validation
$factory->setValidator( $customer_validation );

Usage with above setup:

$order = $factory->createOrder([
  'email' => "test@test.com",
  'company' => "ACME Corp.",
  'retailer_number' => "12345",
  'privacyAck' => 1,
  
  'items' => array(
    [ 'sku' => "foo" , "quantity" => 5 ]
  )  
]);

$customer = $order->getCustomerData();
$items = $order->getItems();

OrderHandlerController

This controller class accepts user input from the ServerRequest body, creates an Order object underway and delegates it to the given handler.

Its constructor accepts an OrderFactoryInterface instance, an OrderHandlerInterface instance, and optionally a PSR-3 LoggerInterface.

<?php
use Germania\OrderDispatcher\OrderHandlerController;

$factory = ... ;
$handler = ... ;
$logger = ... ;

$controller = new OrderHandlerController($factory, $handler);
$controller = new OrderHandlerController($factory, $handler, $logger);

Given a ServerRequest and a Response object, invoke the controller like this:

$request = $request->withParsedBody(array(
  'email'           => "test@test.com",
  'company'         => "ACME Corp.",
  'retailer_number' => "12345",
  'privacyAck'      => 1,
  'articles' => array(
    [ 'sku' => 'A1', 'quantity' => 100],
    [ 'sku' => 'B2', 'quantity' => 5]
  )
));

$response = $controller($request, $response);

if ($reponse->getStatusCode != 200) {
	echo $resonse->getHeaderLine('X-Order-Dispatch-Message');
}
Response status codes
Response headers

In case of an error, the response object will have a X-Order-Dispatch-Message header with the class name of the thrown Exception:

if (200 != $reponse->getStatusCode()) {
	echo $resonse->getHeaderLine('X-Order-Dispatch-Message');
  // Germania\OrderDispatcher\Exceptions\OrderHandlerRuntimeException
}

Working with order items

Order items are the things one can order.

Item class and ItemInterface

The ItemInterface extends \ArrayAccess.

The Item class extends \ArrayObject and implements ItemInterface.

<?php
use Germania\OrderDispatcher\ItemInterface;
use Germania\OrderDispatcher\Item;

ItemFactoryInterface

public function createItem( array $order_item ) : ItemInterface;

SimpleItemFactory

Create an “order item” array based on any array data. Extends ItemFactoryAbstract and implements ItemFactoryInterface.

<?php
use Germania\OrderDispatcher\SimpleItemFactory;

$item_factory = new SimpleItemFactory;

$item = $item_factory->createItem([
  'sku' => 'foobar',
  'quantity' => 100
]);

ContainerItemFactory

Use this to restrict order items to only items from a PSR-11 Psr\Container\ContainerInterface. The array field name with which the item shall be retrieved is required, and the constructor optionally accepts a PSR-3 Logger.

Extends ItemFactoryAbstract and implements ItemFactoryInterface.

When an item is not available, a ItemNotAvailableException will be thrown.

<?php
use Germania\OrderDispatcher\ContainerItemFactory;
use Germania\OrderDispatcher\Exceptions\ItemNotAvailableException;

$available = new Psr11Container( ... );

$item_factory = new ContainerItemFactory($available, "sku");
$item_factory = new ContainerItemFactory($available, "sku", $logger);

$sku = 'foobar';

try {
  $item = $item_factory->createItem([
    'sku' => $sku,
    'quantity' => 100
  ]);  
}
catch (ItemNotAvailableException $e) {
  echo "$sku is not available";
}

ValidatorItemFactoryDecorator

This decorator accepts any ItemFactoryInterface and a ValidatorInterface to validate the order item data.

<?php
use Germania\OrderDispatcher\ValidatorItemFactoryDecorator;
use Germania\OrderDispatcher\ContainerItemFactory;

$inner = new ContainerItemFactory($available, "sku");
$validator = new SkuQtyItemValidator;

$item_factory = ValidatorItemFactoryDecorator($inner, $validator);

Render orders

Renderers are used to create a string representation from an order object, typically for emails.

RendererInterface

Renderers accept a template string and a context variables array. In case of errors, Germania\OrderDispatcher\Exceptions\RendererExceptionInterface must be thrown.

public function render( string $template, array $context = array()) : ?string;

TwigRenderer

The TwigRenderer implements the RendererInterface. Its constructor accepts a Twig environment object, and optionally an array with default context variables.

<?php
use Germania\OrderDispatcher\TwigRenderer;

$twig = ... ;

$renderer = new TwigRenderer($twig);

Work with orders

OrderHandlerInterface

public function handle( OrderInterface $order, array $context = array()) : bool ;

SwiftMailerOrderHandler

The SwiftMailerOrderHandler implements the OrderHandlerInterface. Its constructor accepts a SwiftMailer instance, a mail configuration array, and a RendererInterface instance.

Typically, you will use the TwigRenderer for RendererInterface.

The mail configuration array must contain a to , from, template,and a subject element. The subject may have field variables in curly braces which are interpolated from the handle method context.

Subject and template given in mail configuration array may be overridden by mailSubject or mailTemplate entry in the context array.

The renderer will be passed the handler context with additional customer, orderItems, and datetimeNow information.

<?php
use Germania\OrderDispatcher\SwiftMailerOrderHandler;

$order = ...;
$renderer = ... ;
$swift_mailer = ...;

$mail_config = array(
	'to' => array("mail@test.com" => "John Doe"),
  'from' => array("webshop@test.com" => "My Webshop"),
  'template' => 'mail.tpl',
  'subject' => "{foo} {bar}"
);
$handler = new SwiftMailerOrderHandler($swift_mailer, $mail_config, $renderer);

$handler->handle($order, [
  'foo' => "Order"
  'bar' => "beverage"
]);

OrderHandlerChain

Use this handler to mangle an order through multiple handlers.

<?php
use Germania\OrderDispatcher\OrderHandlerChain;

$handlers = array();
$chain = new OrderHandlerChain($handlers);

$handler2 = new ...;
$chain->add( $handler2 );

Validators

ValidatorInterface

Validates user input and returns cleaned data. Usually PHP's filter_var_array will be used.

When writing your own implementation, missing fields should be added and set to null, any additional content should be merged back.

public function validate( array $input ): array;

ValidatorTrait

Interceptors for ValidatorInterface.

protected $validator;
public function setValidator( ValidatorInterface $validator );
public function getValidator() : ValidatorInterface;

FilterValidator

This validator checks user input with PHP's filter_var_array.

  • Missing fields will be added and set to null
  • Additional “unvalidated” content will be merged back, as opposite to original filter_var_array.

The FilterValidator Implements ValidatorInterface.

<?php
use Germania\OrderDispatcher\FilterValidator;

$fv = new FilterValidator([
  "email"  =>  FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL,
  "company" =>  FILTER_SANITIZE_FULL_SPECIAL_CHARS  
]);

$result = $fv->validate([
  'email' => 9999,
  'company' => 'ACME Corp.',
  'foo' => 'bar'
]);

print_r($result);
// Array
// (
//     [email] => false
//     [company] => ACME Corp.
//     [foo] => bar
// )

SkuQtyItemValidator

This is a predefined Validator which checks user input for sku and quantity elements. It works just like FilterValidator:

  • Missing fields will be added and set to null
  • Additional “unvalidated” content will be merged back, as opposite to original filter_var_array.
Exceptions
  • ItemInvalidUserDataException, when sku or quantity missing or false
  • ItemNotOrderedException, when quantity is int 0.

The SkuQtyItemValidator Implements ValidatorInterface.

<?php
use Germania\OrderDispatcher\SkuQtyItemValidator;
use Germania\OrderDispatcher\Exceptions\ItemInvalidUserDataException;
use Germania\OrderDispatcher\Exceptions\ItemNotOrderedException;

$v = new SkuQtyItemValidator();

try {
  $v->validate([
    'sku' => 'foo',
    'quantity' => 100
  ]);
}
catch(ItemInvalidUserDataException $e) {
  
}
catch(ItemNotOrderedException $e) {
  	// quantity was 0 (!== null)
}

Exceptions