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Informations about the package value-objects
ValueObjects
A PHP Value Object Library in use by Morebec Projects
Value objects are small objects representing simple concepts, and whose equality is based on their internal property values rather than a specific identity.
Value objects must honour the following contract:
- They are immutable (no setters)
- They are Self Validating
- They represent and describe concepts in a clear way
Installation
To install the library in a project, add these lines to your composer.json configuration file:
Usage
This library comes with a number of predesigned ValueObject classes,
that you can use in your projects.
The ValueObject either implement the ValueObjectInterface or extend the
BasicEnum class.
Creating your own Value Object using ValueObjectInterface
To create, one needs to implement the ValueObjectInterface and
implement the two following methods:
__toString()isEqualTo(ValueObjectInterface $valueObject): bool
Here's a basic example:
Doing that, our class can be used as follows:
Creating your own Enum class extending BasicEnum
To create a new Enum, one needs to extend the BasicEnum class.
As an example, lets pretend we want to create a CardinalPoint Class.
Since there are strictly 4 cardinal points, we will create an enum based
ValueObject:
Doing this, will allow us to use our class in the following way:
Running Tests
The tests are based on codeception. To run the tests simply run:
