babicaja/chainer

Chain your actions and make a complex workflow more readable

Chainer

Chain your actions and make a complex workflow more readable

• Installation
• Usage
• Contributing

Installation

Install Chainer using composer with the following command

composer require babicaja/chainer

Usage

Chain actions and pass any type of payload through a simple interface

Chain::do(TaskOne::class)
->then(TaskTwo::class)
->then(TaskThree::class)
->run('payload');

The actions passed to the Chainer\Chain->then() method can be any of the following

• Link Instance
• Chain Instance
• Invokable Class
• Callback / Callable

Link Instance

ℹ️ Link can be an instance or fqn Chain::do(new FirstAction()) or Chain::do(FirstAction::class)

namespace Examples;

use Chainer\Chain;
use Chainer\Link;

class FirstAction extends Link
{
    public function handle($payload = null)
    {
        $payload[] = __METHOD__;
        return $payload;
    }
}

class SecondAction extends Link
{
    public function handle($payload = null)
    {
        $payload[] = __METHOD__;
        return $payload;
    }
}

$result = Chain::do(FirstAction::class)
    ->then(SecondAction::class)
    ->run();

echo json_encode($result); 

Result

[
    "Examples\\FirstAction::handle",
    "Examples\\SecondAction::handle"
]

Chain Instance

namespace Examples;

use Chainer\Chain;
use Chainer\Link;

class FirstAction extends Link
{
    public function handle($payload = null)
    {
        $payload[] = __METHOD__;
        return $payload;
    }
}

class SecondAction extends Link
{
    public function handle($payload = null)
    {
        $payload[] = __METHOD__;
        return $payload;
    }
}

$chain = Chain::do(FirstAction::class)
    ->then(SecondAction::class);

$result = Chain::do($chain)
    ->then(FirstAction::class)
    ->run([]);

echo json_encode($result); 

Result

[
    "Examples\\FirstAction::handle",
    "Examples\\SecondAction::handle",
    "Examples\\FirstAction::handle"
]

Invokable Class

ℹ️ Invokable can be an instance or fqn Chain::do(new FirstAction()) or Chain::do(FirstAction::class)

namespace Examples;

use Chainer\Chain;

class FirstAction
{
    public function __invoke($payload = null)
    {
        $payload[] = __METHOD__;
        return $payload;
    }
}

class SecondAction
{
    public function __invoke($payload = null)
    {
        $payload[] = __METHOD__;
        return $payload;
    }
}

$result = Chain::do(FirstAction::class)
    ->then(SecondAction::class)
    ->run();

echo json_encode($result); 

Result

[
    "Examples\\FirstAction::__invoke",
    "Examples\\SecondAction::__invoke"
]

Callback / Callable

namespace Examples;

use Chainer\Chain;

function helper($payload)
{
    $payload[] = __METHOD__;
    return $payload;
}

class Util
{
    public function method($payload)
    {
        $payload[] = __METHOD__;
        return $payload;
    }

    public static function staticMethod($payload)
    {
        $payload[] = __METHOD__;
        return $payload;
    }
}

class App
{
    public function run()
    {
        return Chain::do(fn($payload) => $this->method($payload))
            ->then(fn($payload) => self::staticMethod($payload))
            ->then([new Util(), 'method'])
            ->then([Util::class, 'staticMethod'])
            ->then('Examples\helper')
            ->then(function ($payload) {
                $payload[] = __METHOD__;
                return $payload;
            })
            ->run([]);
    }

    private function method($payload)
    {
        $payload[] = __METHOD__;
        return $payload;
    }

    private static function staticMethod($payload)
    {
        $payload[] = __METHOD__;
        return $payload;
    }
}

$app = new App();
echo json_encode($app->run());

Result

[
    "Examples\\App::method",
    "Examples\\App::staticMethod",
    "Examples\\Util::method",
    "Examples\\Util::staticMethod",
    "Examples\\helper",
    "Examples\\{closure}"
]

Contributing

Contributors:

• babicaja

You are more than welcome to contribute to this project. The main goal is to keep it simple because there are more than enough libraries with advance features. To take your work into consideration please create a Pull Request along the following guidelines:

## What's the purpose of this PR?
(Insert the description of the purpose of this change here)
## Impact Analysis
(What will this possibly affect?)
## Where should the tester start?
(Hints tips or tricks regarding how to test this, things to watch out for, etc)
## What are the relevant tickets?
(Is this related to a ticket/bug at the moment?)

Don't forget to write unit tests! All contributors will be listed.