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Informations about the package service-bus-lite-bundle

Service Bus Bundle

Bundle that integrates Service Bus into Symfony2 through a bundle.

Installation using Composer

This bundle can be installed using composer by adding the following in the require section of your composer.json file:

Then, enable the bundle in the AppKernel:

How to use

Create Query or Command Handlers that implement ServiceBus\IQueryHandler or ServiceBus\ICommandHandler respectively such as:

Then register the Handler as a service, tagged as a ServiceBus Handler in services.yml:

Tagging this service as a command or query handler will allow the service bus to register this class as an awaiting handler for an upcoming command.

Now all you have to do is initialise a FooCommand within your Controller and send to the ServiceBus

In the background, the ServiceBus will find the associated Handler where you would code the logic required for that specific action.

Further code example can be found in the example folder of the main repository

Note: It is important that your Command and your CommandHandler classes have Command and CommandHandler appended to the Class name for the ServiceBus to find the related CommandHandler for a raised Command.

All versions of service-bus-lite-bundle with dependencies

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Requires php Version >=5.3.2
symfony/framework-bundle Version 2.*
psamatt/service-bus-lite Version 1.*
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