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Informations about the package registry-bundle

Symfony Registry Bundle

RegistryBundle is a Symfony bundle that provides a convenient mechanism for working with registries. This package allows you to automatically register services with specific attributes and interfaces in registries.

Installation

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Configuration

After installation, add RegistryBundle to your Symfony configuration file (config/bundles.php):

Usage

Registering Registries

Registries are registered in the bundle class using a Compiler Pass. This allows services marked with attributes to be automatically registered in the appropriate registries during the container compilation phase.

Example of Registering a Registry

In this example, two registries are registered using CompilerPass:

Registry for your first resource:

Registers all services marked with the \App\AsYourResourceAttribute attribute, and each service must implement the \App\YourServiceInterface interface.

  1. Example Interface for your first registry:

  2. Example Attribute for your first registry:

Registry for your second resource

Registers all services marked with the \App\AsYourSecondResourceAttribute attribute.

For example, for second registry we will create only attribute

Registering your service in the registry

Services can be automatically added to the registry using attributes. Simply add attributes to the service classes you want to register and register them in the symfony service container:

Register your service in the symfony container:

Using the registry

To get started, register your service and pass registry "some.your.project.namespace.first.resource.registry" to arguments Take the ServiceRegistry service identifier from the definitionId used earlier in \App\YourBundle::build()

Declare your service

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Requires symfony/http-kernel Version ^6.4 || ^7.0
symfony/dependency-injection Version ^6.4 || ^7.0
symfony/config Version ^6.4 || ^7.0
highcore/registry Version ^2.1
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