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Informations about the package silverstripe-event-dispatch
silverstripe-event-dispatch
Silverstripe integration of walmsles/event-dispatch PHP module.
Maintainer Contact
- Michael Walmsley ([email protected])
Requirements
- Silverstripe 3.3 (earlier versions probably OK but not tested)
Installation
composer install walmsles/silverstripe-event-dispatch
Documentation
A nice decoupled event dispatch model integrated into Silverstripe using a publish/subscribe mechanism.
Event Module allows registration of listeners to arbitrary events which can be fired anywhere and at anytime. Listeners are any valid callable PHP structure as defined by PHP's call_user_func_array.
e.g. Closure, function name, array definining Class instance and method (array($this, 'myMethod'))
Calling Methods
There are two ways to call functions on the event dispatcher that have identical results
EventDispatcher::dispatch('myEvent', array('event data', 'event data 2'));EventDispatcher::inst()->dispatch('myEvent', array('event data', 'event data 2'));
While the first method is more concise as it uses __callStatic to forward the calls the second method will allow your IDE to autocomplete the available methods. The choice is yours.
Full documentation is available here
All versions of silverstripe-event-dispatch with dependencies
silverstripe/framework Version ~3.3
walmsles/event-dispatch Version ~1.0