reliv / zf-config-factories
Configurable DI for the ZF service manager. Modeled after Symfony 2's DI config files.
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Requires
- php: >=5.6
Requires (Dev)
- mockery/mockery: ^1.1.0
- phpunit/phpunit: >4.0
- squizlabs/php_codesniffer: 3.*
- zendframework/zend-servicemanager: >2.0
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Zend Framework Config Factories
Factory classes are tedious. Factory closures have performance issues. Try this module to use factory config arrays instead. The config structure was modeled after Symfony 2 services.yml files. This package is a module for ZF2, ZF3, and Zend-Expressive.
// Example of constructor injection with the service name being the same as its class name: 'service_manager' => [ 'config_factories' => [ 'App\Email\EmailService' => [ 'arguments' => [ 'Name\Of\A\Service\I\Want\To\Inject', 'Name\Of\A\AnotherService\I\Want\To\Inject' ], ] ] ]
Example usage with all options:
// Use 'dependencies' instead of 'service_manager' here if using Zend Expressive 'service_manager' => [ // This is a special config key that zf-config-factories reads. 'config_factories' => [ // This is the name of the service that we are defining. 'EmailTemplateApi' => [ /** * This is the service's class name. * Not required if the service's name is the same as its class name. */ 'class' => 'App\Controller\EmailTemplateApiController', /** * This is an array of service names that the class's constructor takes. * Not required if the service's constructor takes no arguments. * Not compatible with the 'factory' option (see below) */ 'arguments' => [ 'Name\Of\A\Service\I\Want\To\Inject', 'Name\Of\A\Service\I\Want\To\Inject2', 'Name\Of\A\Service\I\Want\To\Inject3', 'Name\Of\A\Service\I\Want\To\Inject4', ['literal' => 'aLiteralValueNotAService'], ['from_config' => 'keyOfValueFromZfConfigIWantToReadAndInjectHere'], ['from_config' => ['path','to','a','deep','nested','zf','config','key']], 'Name\Of\A\Service\I\Want\To\Inject5', ], /** * This is an array of setters to call mapped to service names to inject into each setter. * Not required if your service has no setters. */ 'calls' => [ ['setFunService', ['Name\Of\Another\Service\I\Want\To\Inject']], ['setAnotherFunService', ['Name\Of\Another\Service\I\Want\To\Inject']] ], /** * Zend-Expressive style factory which is an invokable class * * Not required if your service has no factory. * Not compatible with the 'arguments' option (see above) */ 'factory' => 'FunModule\FactoryClassName', /** * Symfony style factory that is a service itself. * * Not required if your service has no factory. * Not compatible with the 'arguments' option (see above) */ 'factory' => [ ['FunModule\FactoryServiceName', 'createEmailTemplateApi'] ] ] ], ]