minetro/events

This package is abandoned and no longer maintained. The author suggests using the contributte/dummy-events package instead.

Simple events for Nette

2.0.0 2018-06-25 21:59 UTC

Requires

• php: >=7.1
• nette/di: ~2.4.12

Requires (Dev)

• nette/bootstrap: ~2.4.6
• ninjify/nunjuck: ^0.2.0
• ninjify/qa: ^0.8.0

MIT

• Milan Felix Šulc

README

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Disclaimer

Composer	contributte/dummy-events
Version
PHP
License

Documentation

Usage

Register extension

Register in your config file (e.q. config.neon).

extensions:
    events: Contributte\DummyEvents\DI\EventsExtension

Register events

On Container compile - EventsExtension collect all services which implement EventsSubscriber and call their onEvents($em) method.

use Contributte\DummyEvents\EventsSubscriber;
use Contributte\DummyEvents\EventsManager;

class TestService implements EventsSubscriber 
{
    /**
     * @param EventsManager $em
     */
    public function onEvents(EventsManager $em) {
        $em->on('order.update', function($state) {
            // Some logic..
        });
    }
}

Register lazy events

Name tag as event name with prefix event.

services:
    {class: TestService, tags: [event.order.update]}

Or use tag arrays with key name events.

services:
    {class: TestService, tags: [events: [order.update]]}

This prevents usage of other tags.

If EventsSubscriber register more events and also is lazy registered (by tags in neon). Implemented method onEvents(EventsManager $em) is called only once.

use Contributte\DummyEvents\EventsSubscriber;
use Contributte\DummyEvents\EventsManager;

class TestSubscriber implements EventsSubscriber 
{
    
    public function onEvents(EventsManager $em) {
        $em->on('order.create', function($state) {
            // Some logic..
        });
        
        $em->on('order.update', function($state) {
            // Some logic..
        });
        
        $em->on('order.delete', function($state) {
            // Some logic..
        });
    }
}

Fire events

Inject to your class ultra-simple EventsManager.

use Contributte\DummyEvents\EventsManager;

/** @var EventsManager @inject **/
public $em;

public function save() {
    // Some logic..
    
    // Fire order update events
    $this->em->trigger('order.update', $order->state);
}

Development

This package was maintain by these authors.

Consider to support contributte development team. Also thank you for being used this package.