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Informations about the package objectmanager

GCWorld Object Manager

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A simple object manager that maintains objects in memory

Version

2.9.3

ObjectManager Attributes

Use PHP attributes instead of docblocks to mark classes for manager generation.

Class Attribute

Available ObjectManagerAttribute arguments:

Argument Required Notes
method yes ObjectManagerMethod::GetObject, ::GetModel, ::GetFactoryObject, ::GetFactoryModelObject
name no Getter suffix override. Defaults to the class short name.
namespace no Namespace override used in generated manager methods.
gc no Automated garbage-collection limit. 0 disables it.

These enum cases map to the generated manager behaviors getObject, getModel, getFactoryObject, and getFactoryModelObject.

Classes in different namespaces may share a short name. The generator keeps those classes distinct by their fully qualified class names, but generated PHP methods must still have unique names. Use the attribute's name argument to disambiguate the getter while preserving the existing getter for the other class:

This example generates getADRMember(). Generation fails with a descriptive exception if two classes would produce the same getter name.

Factory Methods

Factory-backed classes use a class attribute plus one or more attributed public static methods.

The generator reflects the attributed static method parameters directly. There is no separate attribute syntax for ordered factory args.

Generating The Manager

Generate the manager after your models are autoloadable and your scan path has been added:

This writes the generated manager class to src/Generated/GeneratedManager.php.

Testing

The repository includes a PHPUnit suite that exercises the generator against fixture models.

Current coverage is focused on:

The tests generate a temporary manager file under src/Generated/ during execution and clean it up afterward.

Migrating Legacy @om-* Docblocks

Legacy class docblocks can be converted to attributes with the bundled migration script.

Dry run:

Apply changes:

What the migrator does:

The script only migrates factory metadata when every referenced legacy factory method can be resolved in the class. If a declared factory method is missing, the file is skipped and a warning is reported so existing metadata is not destroyed.

All versions of objectmanager with dependencies

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Requires php Version >=8.4
composer/composer Version >=2.7
gcworld/utilities Version >=2.0
symfony/yaml Version ^6.0
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