README

Introduction

ActionWrapper is a simple and flexible way to decorate your actions.

Installation

Via Composer:

composer require r3bzya/action-wrapper

Available classes

When you need to wrap up some actions, and you don't want to create a new class for the action, use the FluentAction class. You can create a new instance using the wrapper function.

Note: The FluentAction class has extended methods.

$action = new \R3bzya\ActionWrapper\Support\FluentAction;

$action->execute(fn(): bool => true);

The shortest way:

wrapper()->execute(fn(): bool => true);

Available methods

Base methods

Note: These methods available in \R3bzya\ActionWrapper\Support\Traits\Simples\HasActionWrapper.
class Example
{
   use \R3bzya\ActionWrapper\Support\Traits\Simples\HasActionWrapper;

   ...
}

after()

The after method allows you to add a callable function to the ActionWrapper, which will be executed after any of the decorated methods have been called.

wrapper()->after(fn(mixed $result): mixed => $result);

before()

The before method allows you to add a callable function to the ActionWrapper that will be executed before any of the decorated methods. If the given callable returns false, the action will stop executing. To modify the input arguments, the callable should return an array. Otherwise, the before method acts like a tap, executing the callable without changing the input.

wrapper()->before(fn(mixed $value): array => [$value]);

wrapper()->before(fn(...$arguments): array => $arguments);

wrapper()->before(fn(): bool => false);

wrapper()->before(function (mixed $value): void {
    //
};

forgetActionWrapper()

The forgetActionWrapper method unsets the action wrapper from an action.

wrapper()->forgetActionWrapper();

getActionWrapper()

The getActionWrapper method returns a cached ActionWrapper or creates and caches a new ActionWrapper, then returns.

wrapper()->getActionWrapper();

makeActionWrapper()

The makeActionWrapper method creates a new ActionWrapper instance.

wrapper()->makeActionWrapper();

pipes()

The pipes method returns an array of pipes from the ActionWrapper instance.

wrapper()->pipes();

through()

The through method adds a callable decorator that the action will be sent through.

wrapper()->through(fn(array $arguments, \Closure $next): \Closure => $next($attributes));

Extended methods

Note: The next methods available in \R3bzya\ActionWrapper\Support\Traits\HasActionWrapper or you can extend the \R3bzya\ActionWrapper\Support class.
class Example
{
   use \R3bzya\ActionWrapper\Support\Traits\HasActionWrapper;

   ...
}

catch()

The catch method returns an exception to handle without throwing an exception.

wrapper()->catch();

log()

The log method is the default method for logging action data. Write the log if the given value is truthy.

Note: You can use a custom logger to safe logs to a specific file and other channels.

wrapper()->log(function (\R3bzya\ActionWrapper\Contracts\Support\Payloads\Payload $payload) {
    \R3bzya\ActionWrapper\Support\Facades\Log::info('README.md,stack:Payload data', $payload->all());
});

logArguments()

The logArguments method logs the action arguments.

wrapper()->logArguments('logArguments');

logExceptions()

The logExceptions method logs an exception if an exception occurs.

wrapper()->logExceptions('logExceptions');

logIfNotDone()

The logIfNotDone method logs the action data if an exception was thrown NotDoneException, or if the result is false.

wrapper()->logIfNotDone('logIfNotDone');

logIfFailed()

The logIfFailed method logs the action data if an exception was thrown or if the result is not present in the payload.

wrapper()->logIfFailed('logIfFailed');

logPerformance()

The logPerformance method logs the performance of an action in milliseconds.

wrapper()->logPerformance('logPerformance');

logResult()

The logResult method logs the result of an action. If an exception is thrown during the action, the result will not be logged.

wrapper()->logResult('logResult');

payload()

The payload method aggregates action data and sets it in a payload. If you need to change the result, you can change it in the payload using setters.

wrapper()->payload(function (\R3bzya\ActionWrapper\Contracts\Support\Payloads\Payload $payload): void {
    //
});

payloadWhen()

The payloadWhen method applies the given callable to a payload if the given value is truthy.

wrapper()->payloadWhen(function (\R3bzya\ActionWrapper\Contracts\Support\Payloads\Payload $payload): void {
    //
}, true);

payloadUnless()

The payloadUnless method applies the given callable to a payload if the given value is falsy.

wrapper()->payloadUnless(function (\R3bzya\ActionWrapper\Contracts\Support\Payloads\Payload $payload): void {
    //
}, false);

retry()

The retry method retries an action if it has an exception.

wrapper()->retry(1);

refreshModel()

The refreshModel method reloads the model instance with fresh attributes from the database. see

wrapper()->refreshModel();

falseInsteadOfThrowable()

The falseInsteadOfThrowable method returns false when an exception is thrown.

wrapper()->falseInsteadOfThrowable();

tap()

The tap method calls the given Closure with the action result then returns the action result.

wrapper()->tap(function (mixed $result): void {
    //
});

tapWhen()

The tapWhen method calls the given Closure if the given value is truthy then returns the action result.

wrapper()->tapWhen(true, function (mixed $result): void {
    //
});

tapUnless()

The tapUnless method calls the given Closure if the given value is falsy then returns the action result.

wrapper()->tapUnless(false, function (mixed $result): void {
    //
});

throwIfNotDone()

The throwIfNotDone method will throw the given exception if the action's result is false.

wrapper()->throwIfNotDone();

throwUnless()

The throwUnless method throws the given exception if the given value evaluates to false.

wrapper()->throwUnless(false);

wrapper()->throwUnless(fn(mixed $result): mixed => false);

throwWhen()

The throwWhen method throws the given exception if the given value evaluates to true.

wrapper()->throwWhen(true);

wrapper()->throwWhen(fn(mixed $result): mixed => true);

transaction()

The transaction method begins a new database transaction using try/catch, if the code does not throw an exception the transaction is committed, otherwise the transaction will be rolled back. see

wrapper()->transaction();

try()

The try method defines how to handle an exception that is thrown.

wrapper()->try(false);
wrapper()->try(fn() => false);
wrapper()->try(fn(Throwable $e) => $e);

unless()

The unless method executes the given callback if the given value is falsy, or returns the action's result.

wrapper()->unless(fn(mixed $result): mixed => false, fn(): mixed => false);

wrapper()->unless(false, fn(mixed $result): mixed => $result);

unsetModelRelations()

The unsetModelRelations method unsets all the loaded relations from the model. see

wrapper()->unsetModelRelations();

when()

The when method executes the given callable if the given value is truthy, or returns the action's result.

wrapper()->when(fn(mixed $result): mixed => true, fn(): mixed => true);

wrapper()->when(true, fn(mixed $result): mixed => $result);

Artisan commands

The make:action command makes an action class. The command tries to guess the action from the model and uses the template. Also, you don't need to specify the model, use the name 'CreateUser' or 'CreateUserAction' with the option -m and watch the magic happen. If the model has a directory (e.g. 'User'), you will use the name 'User/CreateUser' or 'User/CreateUserAction'.

make:action

php artisan make:action FooAction

You can use the option -d to create a DTO.

php artisan make:action FooAction -d

make:dto

The make:dto command makes the dto class.

php artisan make:dto FooDto

Testing

composer test

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see MIT license file for more information.

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