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Informations about the package prototype

Prototype Build Status

Simple prototype-based programming in PHP

Prototype programming is a flavor of object-oriented programming that deals with objects without categorization provided by classes or interfaces. All objects can be identified and differentiated by duck typing. Basically, properties and methods are put in objects on runtime, instead of previously declared in classes; inheritance is obtained by object cloning and dynamic insertion of properties. Thus parent objects act as prototypes for their children.

This allow you to quickly code, once you do structural changes in your source code while you're programming. However, although good for small projects, it can generate unmaintainable applications. It's recommmended that you use prototyping to prototype application modules first and implement an equivalent traditional class-based structure after.

Installation

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Documentation

Basic usage

All prototypes are instances of TassoEvan\Prototype\Prototype class. Properties can be added and removed exactly like the native stdClass. The key difference between Prototype and stdClass is that the last one doesn't handle callable arguments and closures well. You can call closures in a Prototype instance exactly as they are methods.

Also, you can use Prototype instances as closures too:

Property wrappers

All properties assigned to Prototype instances are wrapped in instances of abstract class TassoEvan\Prototype\Property. It can be done explicitly instantiating these objects or calling static methods from TassoEvan\Prototype\Prototype, implicitly wrapping normal properties by simple assignment though.

Explicitly, instanciating TassoEvan\Prototype\Property:

Explicitly, via static methods of TassoEvan\Prototype\Prototype:

Implicitly (TassoEvan\Prototype\NormalProperty only):

TassoEvan\Prototype\NormalProperty

A normal property can be assigned, evaluated and called (if it is callable) as any variable or object public property in PHP.

TassoEvan\Prototype\ReadOnlyProperty

A read only property can't be overwritten. In strict mode, a exception will be thrown when a new assignment is done.

TassoEvan\Prototype\LazyProperty

A lazy property has the ability to be lazy-loaded: at first try to get a value (or call it), a callable named loader is invoked to generate the property value, that will be stored. After loaded, the property behaves like a normal property.

TassoEvan\Prototype\ProxyProperty

TassoEvan\Prototype\DynamicProperty

A dynamic property doesn't have a stored value: you should define a getter and a setter callables to offer some value. Can be useful to represent or be a facade to service providers and containers.

Additional features

Contributions

You are free to fork and contribute to this project.

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