thecodingmachine / container-discovery
Allowing discovery of container objects
Requires
Requires (Dev)
- puli/cli: ^1.0
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Last update: 2024-11-07 00:12:44 UTC
README
This package contains an interface and Puli binding-types to automatically discover containers.
Introduction
container-interop defines a common interface for Container objects (the ContainerInterface
).
This package proposes a default interface for factories that can generate container objects.
This factory is static and can be automatically detected by Puli using class discovery.
The goal is to allow a composite container to automatically detect and create container instances.
Installation
composer require thecodingmachine/container-discovery@dev
This package adheres to the SemVer specification and will be fully backward compatible between minor versions.
Containers discovery
The goal of this package is to enable a package to automatically publish or discover containers.
To automatically provide a container to your application, we use Puli's discovery mechanism.
This package contains a Puli binding-type named container-interop/ContainerFactories
.
This binding-type should contain fully qualified class names implementing the ContainerFactoryInterface
interface.
Providing containers
To provide a container, write a ContainerFactory
that will return an instance of your container implementing
ContainerInterface
.
For instance (using Picotainer):
namespace My\Package; use Interop\Container\Factory\ContainerFactoryInterface; use Assembly\ArrayDefinitionProvider; class MyContainerFactory implements ContainerFactoryInterface { public static function buildContainer(ContainerInterface $rootContainer, Discovery $discovery) { return new Picotainer([ 'logger' => function() { new MyLogger(); }, $rootContainer ]); } }
Once your class is written, use Puli to bind it to the list of available containers:
$ puli bind "My\\Package\\MyContainerFactory" container-interop/ContainerFactories
Note: by convention, you can add a "priority" parameter to the binding. Default priority is 0. Lower priorities are processed first (and therefore, higher priorities are overloading lower priorities).
$ puli bind "My\\Package\\MyContainerFactory" container-interop/ContainerFactories --param priority=42
Consuming containers
In your code, you can find all classes of the container-interop/ContainerFactories
binding-type using:
// $discovery is the Puli Discovery object. $factories = $discovery->findByType('container-interop/ContainerFactories'); // TODO: sample code to sort by priority.