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Informations about the package fallback-chain

Fallback Chain

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A lightweight PHP package for building fallback chains with callable handlers and failure callbacks.

Features

Installation

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Usage

Basic Example

How It Works

  1. Create a chain with a shared context (any value - array, object, etc.)
  2. Add stages using the fluent add() method
  3. Execute the chain - it tries each stage in order:
    • If a stage succeeds (no exception), its result is returned immediately
    • If a stage fails (throws any Throwable), the optional onFailure callback runs
    • Execution continues to the next stage
  4. Handle total failure - if all stages fail, AllStagesFailedException is thrown

Use Cases

Creating Stages

Accessing Failed Exceptions

When all stages fail, you can inspect all the exceptions:

Testing

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.


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