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Informations about the package laravel-event-engine

EventEngine for Laravel

EventEngine is a powerful and declarative extension for Laravel’s event system, providing a clear can → do → after pattern for modular business logic.

Installation

Features

Method Description

can(...) listeners:

Must return:

do(...) listeners:

Must return:

ask(...) listeners:

Must return:

after(...) listeners:

Should not return anything. These may implement ShouldQueue.

Setup

Create an event and a listener for can(), do(), or after() patterns.

Register the listener in Laravel (EventServiceProvider).

1. Create an Event

Example: CanClientPay

2. Create a Listener

Listener that handles this event and returns a EventCanValue response.

Note: Always return an array from the listener (for can() and do() usage).

3. Register the Listener

Open app/Providers/EventServiceProvider.php and add your event + listener:

Then run:

Usage Examples

can() — check permission

do() — execute an action

doAtomic() — run EventEngine::do in DB transaction

after() — fire an event without expecting a response

ask() — collect data from listeners and returning array of answers

With Listener name

Why use EventEngine?

Coming Soon (ideas)

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