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Informations about the package chain-bundle

KitpagesChainBundle

Build Status

This bundle is used ton configure a workflow (a chain of steps) in the config.yml in order to execute this workflow from app/console or from PHP.

Versions

04/23/2013 : v1.5.0 help system chains 04/23/2013 : v1.4.0 help system steps 04/18/2013 : v1.3.0 step inheritance with the optional 02/19/2013 : v1.2.0 step parameter template rendering 02/18/2013 : v1.1.0 steps are not container aware anymore. Services are injected in config.yml 02/18/2013 : v1.0.0 first stable version

Actual state

This bundle is stable, tested and under travis-ci.

Installation

Add KitpagesChainBundle in your composer.json

Now tell composer to download the bundle by running the step:

AppKernel.php

create a step

Each step must implements StepInterface or extend StepAbstract. The DIC is injected to the step with the method setContainer.

create a chain

You generaly don't have to create a chain. You can use the default chain class located in Model/Chain.php. Just look at this class if you need to change the default behavior.

Configuration example

The following configuration defines 2 chain step :

Let's see the configuration in config.yml

using app/console

run a step with app/console

run a chain with app/console

run a chain or a step with PHP

run a step with PHP

run a chain with PHP

Using events

With events, you can alter the way each step is executed. You can :

Create a listener :

register listener :

All versions of chain-bundle with dependencies

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Package Version
Requires php Version >=5.3.2
symfony/framework-bundle Version >=2.1
symfony/console Version >=2.1
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