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Short Description Lightweight PSR-14 event dispatcher for PHP 8.2+ with stable priority ordering, stoppable events, and optional container-aware resolution.
License MIT
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Marwa Event
Lightweight PSR-14 event dispatching for PHP 8.2+ with predictable synchronous delivery, stable priority ordering, optional PSR-11 container integration, and a small framework-agnostic API.
Requirements
- PHP
>=8.2 - Composer
Installation
For local development:
Features
- PSR-14 aligned dispatcher and listener provider
- Stable priority ordering, including ties and mixed parent/interface listeners
- Flexible listener definitions: callable,
"Class@method",["Class", "method"], and invokable class strings - Optional PSR-11 container resolution for listeners and subscriber class strings
- Stoppable events via
Marwa\Event\Contracts\StoppableEvent - Fail-fast validation for invalid listener and subscriber definitions
- PHPUnit, PHPStan 2.x, PHP-CS-Fixer, GitHub Actions CI, and Infection setup
Quick Start
Examples
Define a Stoppable Event
Register a Subscriber
Remove a Listener
Listen on an Interface or Parent Event Type
Use Container-Aware Resolution
When a PSR-11 container is provided, listener and subscriber class strings are resolved from the container first.
Swallow Listener Exceptions Explicitly
The default remains false, which is usually the safer production choice.
Project Layout
Development Workflow
Notes
- Higher priority values run first.
- Equal priorities keep registration order.
- Invalid listeners and subscribers throw
InvalidArgumentException. - Exceptions bubble by default unless
EventDispatcheris explicitly configured otherwise.
Quality and Release
The repository includes PHPUnit 10, PHPStan 2.x, PHP-CS-Fixer, GitHub Actions CI, and Infection configuration. Run composer ci before opening a PR or cutting a release.
Mutation testing is available through Infection. Run composer mutate after composer test when you want to measure how well the suite detects behavioral regressions. It requires Xdebug, PCOV, or phpdbg so Infection can collect coverage for the initial test pass.
Contributing
See AGENTS.md for repository-specific contributor guidance.
