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Package observers
Short Description A basic implementation of the observer pattern in PHP
License MIT
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Basic PHP observer pattern implementation
Usage
Installation
Making a class Observable (the subject)
In your subject class, implement the MichaelKing0\Observers\Interfaces\ObservableInterface interface. Also, use the trait MichaelKing0\Observers\Traits\ObservableTrait.
Then just add a function that uses the notify method
This will notify an observers of the event, and pass the event name and current instance as an argument
Creating an Observer
To create an observer, implement the MichaelKing0\Observers\Interfaces\ObservableInterface interface.
Attaching an observer
You can attach an observer to a subject by calling the attach method with the event name, and observer instance i.e.
