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Informations about the package pipeline

Pipeline - a simple step-by-step processing tool

Based on Laravel's pipeline, this little titan performs step-by-step processing over an object - any object. See https://laravel.com/docs/10.x/helpers#pipeline for more documentation.

Table of Contents

  1. Installation
  2. Tests
  3. Overview
  4. Pipes can be classes
  5. Pipes can be closures
  6. Pipes can abort further processing
  7. Pipes can move themselves to the end

Installation

This package can be installed via Composer.

Tests

Tests can be run with PHPUnit. After installation run,

Overview

Imagine an event happens in your system, like a CSV file is uploaded, and it triggers some actions,

  1. the file is validated (ex. size, extension, mime-type, etc.)
  2. file is processed (ex. parsed and extracted into a relational database)
  3. file is archived (ex. moved in a remote share)
  4. notifications need to be sent (ex. emails are sent to business users and the end-user)

You probably, have some objects that are responsible for each of these steps,

  1. a
  2. a
  3. an
  4. a

Good. And in a traditional OOP application, the calling code would look something like,

Good. Nothing wrong with that. That logic could live anywhere but in a traditional MVC application it'd probably live in a controller, model, or some auxiliary of those.

Now, how does the pipeline do it?

Each pipe will receive the file object and is free to do whatever it wants with it. When it is done its work it can call the next pipe, or not. Let's look at some examples.

Pipes can be classes

Pipes can be closures

Pipes can abort further processing

Pipes can move themselves to the end of the pipeline

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