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Base package for the Pipetic organisation.

Provides the core ETL pipeline primitives and Droplet tracking model used by Pipetic adapter packages (e.g. pipetic/salesforce).

Features

ETL Pipeline – minimal but extensible Extract → Transform → Load orchestrator inspired by wizacode/php-etl, jwhulette/pipes, and php-etl/pipeline.
Droplet tracking – lightweight model for tracking the lifecycle of each sync item (Pending → Sent / Retrying / Failed).

Requirements

PHP >= 8.2

Installation

composer require pipetic/bundle

ETL Pipeline

Basic usage

use Pipetic\Bundle\Pipeline\Pipeline;

(new Pipeline())
    ->extract(new MySourceExtractor())
    ->pipe(new MapFieldsTransformer($fieldMap))
    ->pipe(new ValidateRecordTransformer())
    ->load(new MyDestinationLoader())
    ->run();

Custom Extractor

use Pipetic\Bundle\Pipeline\AbstractExtractor;

class MySourceExtractor extends AbstractExtractor
{
    protected function doExtract(): iterable
    {
        foreach ($this->source->getRecords() as $record) {
            yield $record;
        }
    }
}

Custom Transformer

Return null from doTransform() to skip (filter out) a record.

use Pipetic\Bundle\Pipeline\AbstractTransformer;

class MapFieldsTransformer extends AbstractTransformer
{
    protected function doTransform(mixed $record): mixed
    {
        return [
            'name'  => $record['full_name'],
            'email' => $record['email_address'],
        ];
    }
}

Custom Loader

use Pipetic\Bundle\Pipeline\AbstractLoader;

class MyDestinationLoader extends AbstractLoader
{
    protected function doLoad(mixed $record): void
    {
        $this->repository->save($record);
    }
}

Processed / skipped counts

$pipeline->run();

echo $pipeline->getProcessedCount(); // records successfully loaded
echo $pipeline->getSkippedCount();   // records filtered out by a transformer

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