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Informations about the package state-machine-framework

State Machine Framework for PHP

Maybe state machines are not what you usually do with PHP but when you do... just use this. This simple yet powerful framework will keep your state machines within their desired state transition cycles. You can also modify their behavior whilst running or just configure them dynamically and launch. You can define state transition conditions you want based upon anonymous functions or class methods. Fire events on each state transition with your favorite event dispatcher.

Installation

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Usage example

States' dictionary

For clarity each state machine should have its own state dictionary defined.

Machine class

Machine in-use

Transition object

Each transition object should have one or more assertion objects attached.

Remark: By default (when no assertion object is given as parameter) Machine::allowTransition() method attaches DefaultCallbackAssertion.

Assertion behaviors

AlwaysTrueAssertion

Results in automatic transition when machine is launched.

Be aware:

AlwaysFalseAssertion

Results in no transition when machine is launched. Use this kind of assertion when machine state is supposed to be changed upon setMachineState() method call only.

DefaultCallbackAssertion

Calls assertXToY method on machine object (or other object if specified) and makes transition decision upon its return.

CommonCallbackAssertion

Calls assertTransition method on machine object (or other object if specified) and makes transition decision upon its return.

CallbackAssertion

Calls user specified method to assert if state transition should proceed.

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Requires php Version ^7.0
garoevans/php-enum Version ^1.2
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