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Package modular-expressive
Short Description Provides integration between Zend Expressive and ZF2 modules
License 2-Clause BSD
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Modular Expressive [deprecated]
Note: this package is now deprecated. Please use mtymek/expressive-config-manager instead.
Build zend-expressive application using Zend Framework-compatible modules.
There are three main scenarios where Modular Expressive can be very helpful:
- you want to split your application logic into modules that share configuration and services, in a same way you would do in ZF2.
- you want to reuse some ZF2 modules (see "Limitations" section below)
- you are migrating ZF2 application to Expressive
Installation
Install this library using composer:
Usage
Modular Expressive's core is a factory that can load Zend Framework modules, build config for
ServiceManager, and use it to create Zend\Expressive\Application object.
Module class is simplified version of what is consumed by ZF2:
Module configuration can be merged to speed up application bootstrap - it is done exactly as in ZF app, using system configuration:
Limitations
Obviously Expressive is different product than Zend Framework, so you cannot expect every module to work seamlessly under both environments. ZF architecture is event-driven, so a lot of 3rd party modules will attach listeners to different points of execution (routing, dispatching, rendering...). This won't work under Expressive without at least some wiring.
However, there are many useful modules that exist only to provide configuration and factories
for ServiceManager, and they can be re-used with this library without any extra code.
Advanced usage
Custom ModuleManager
Modular Expressive is designed to keep ModuleManager's overhead minimal, so by default only feature
it supports is configuration merging. There is a way to enable other module functionalities by
injecting custom ModuleManager into ModularApplicationFactory.
For example, here's how to allow modules to execute some initialization logic (using init() method):
After this setup you can add init() method to your modules that will be executed on startup:
All versions of modular-expressive with dependencies
zendframework/zend-config Version ^2.5
zendframework/zend-modulemanager Version ^2.5
zendframework/zend-expressive Version >1.0-dev
zendframework/zend-servicemanager Version ^2.6