Labrador core

Provides the core concepts for building applications on top of Labrador. Provides the default third-party dependencies that are required as well as important foundational concepts.

• IoC Container A recursive, autowiring Inversion of Control container provided through Auryn.
• Event Trigger semantic, data-rich events taking full advantage of Amp's async nature with async-event.
• Plugin A series of simple to implement interfaces that allow you to easily hook into Labrador execution and provide reusable modules!
• Application An interface that you implement, or extend from AbstractApplication, to encapsulate your app's business logic.
• Engine An interface that is responsible for running your Application on the Loop and tying everything together.

Installation

Composer is the only supported method for installing Labrador packages.

composer require cspray/labrador

Quick Start

If you'd rather get started quickly without having to read a bunch of documentation the code below demonstrates how to quickly get an Application implemented and running. Otherwise, we recommend checking out the Documentation section below for more information.

<?php

// app.php in your project's root directory

require_once __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

use Cspray\Labrador\AbstractApplication;
use Cspray\Labrador\DependencyGraph;
use Cspray\Labrador\Engine;
use Amp\Promise;
use Amp\Delayed;
use Amp\Log\StreamHandler;
use Monolog\Logger;
use function Amp\call;
use function Amp\ByteStream\getStdout;

class HelloWorldApplication extends AbstractApplication {

    protected function doStart() : Promise {
        return call(function() {
            yield new Delayed(1);  // just to show that we are running on the Loop
            $this->logger->info('Hello Labrador!');
        }); 
    }

}

$logger = new Logger('labrador.hello-world');
$logger->pushHandler(new StreamHandler(getStdout()));

$injector = (new DependencyGraph($logger))->wireObjectGraph();

$app = $injector->make(HelloWorldApplication::class);
$engine = $injector->make(Engine::class);

$engine->run($app);
?>

Documentation

Labrador packages have thorough documentation in-repo in the docs/ directory. You can also check out the documentation online at https://labrador-kennel.io/docs/core.

Governance

All Labrador packages adhere to the rules laid out in the Labrador Governance repo