ilvalerione / state-machine
State machine with laravel/eloquent integration
Requires
- php: >=7.1.0
- illuminate/support: 5.*
- symfony/property-access: ^4.0
Requires (Dev)
- orchestra/testbench: ~3.0
This package is auto-updated.
Last update: 2024-11-29 06:20:34 UTC
README
- Author: Valerio Barbera - support@logengine.dev
- Author Website: www.logengine.dev
State machine for Laravel based applications.
Install
composer require ilvalerione/state-machine
Config
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Aventure\StateMachine\ServiceProvider"
This command publish a new configuration file in your config
directory
to list all state graphs that you want use in your application.
The default config file ships with a complete graph example.
Eloquent model integration
Add HasStateMachine
trait to the eloquent model which you want manage its state:
class Order extends Model { use HasStateMachine; ...
Assign state machine configuration to the model
class Order extends Model { use HasStateMachine; /** * StateMachine configuration * * @return array */ protected function stateMachineConfig() : array { // This is the name of the graph in the "state-machine.php" config file return [ 'graph' => 'order', ]; } }
Default status
Use the eloquent $attributes
property to set the default status of your object:
class Order extends Model { use HasStateMachine; /** * Default model's attributes. * * @var array */ protected $attributes = [ 'status' => 'pending' ]; /** * StateMachine configuration * * @return array */ protected function stateMachineConfig() : array { // This is the name of the graph in the "state-machine.php" config file return [ 'graph' => 'order', ]; } }
Events
StateMachine provide you two main hooks to control the transition between states:
- Transitioning
- Transited
to point before and after every status change.
In the example below in your EventServiceProvider
you can point before and after Order's "accept" transition.
class EventServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider { /** * The event listener mappings for the application. * * @var array */ protected $listen = [ 'state_machine.transitioning.order.accept' => [ ListenBeforeOrderIsAccepted::class, ], 'state_machine.transited.order.accept' => [ ListenAfterOrderIsAccepted::class, ], ]; }
The name of the events is dynamically composed using the convention below:
// Before trantion execution
state_machine.transitioning.[class_name].[transition_name]
// After trasition is executed
state_machine.transited.[model_class_name].[transition_name]
In this way you can attach your listener to a specific object when a particular transition happen.
LICENSE
This package are licensed under the MIT license.