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Message Bridge let you trigger messages from anywhere in a procedural or in an object-oriented way. A registered callback can dispatch or forward all triggered messages. Main idea is to support a decoupled event driven and aspect oriented application, thus object awareness to any logger or any event dispatcher is not needed anymore.

Installation

Install the latest version with

$ composer require mamuz/message-bridge

Example

Procedural

// Register dispatch callback globally
set_message_dispatcher(function ($msg, $argv, $emitter) {
    if ($msg == 'user.registered') {
        mail('foo@bar.com', 'A new user entered', 'UserId ' . $argv['userId']);
    }
});

// Trigger any message anywhere
trigger_message('user.registered', array('userId' => 1234));

Object oriented way with forwarding

$bridge = \MsgBridge\MessageBridge::getInstance();
$bridge->bindDispatcher(function ($msg, $argv, $emitter) use ($eventManager) {
    $eventManager->trigger($msg, $argv, $emitter);
});

// ...

$bridge->trigger('user.registered', array('userId' => 1234));

Locking concept and Test Isolation

To prevent side-effects the dispatcher can be registered with write protection.

$locked = true;
set_message_dispatcher($closure, $locked);

// This will throw a RuntimeException now
set_message_dispatcher($anotherClosure);

In Unit Tests you should not register a dispatcher with write protection, otherwise test isolation is not given. Instead of that implement following snippet to the tearDown method.

public function tearDown()
{
    \MsgBridge\MessageBridge::getInstance()->unsetDispatcher();
}

As an alternative you can add the provided TestListener to your phpunit.xml. This Listener will do the job for you automaticly.

<phpunit>
    <listeners>
        <listener class="\MsgBridge\TestListener"></listener>
    </listeners>
</phpunit>