GosPubSubRouterBundle

About

GosPubSubRouterBundle is a Symfony Bundle whose goal is to plug any logic behind pubsub channel. When you use PubSub pattern you will make face to a problem, rely channels with business logic. PubSub router is here to make the junction between channel and business logic.

Support

Version	Status	Symfony Versions
1.x	No Longer Supported	3.4, 4.4, 5.2-5.4
2.x	Actively Supported	4.4, 5.3-5.4, 6.0
3.x	In Development	5.3-5.4, 6.0

Features

Route definition
Route matching
Route generator

Installation

Add the bundle to your project using Composer:

composer require gos/pubsub-router-bundle

Once installed, you will need to add the bundle to your project.

If your project is based on Symfony Flex, the bundle should be automatically added to your config/bundles.php file:

Gos\Bundle\PubSubRouterBundle\GosPubSubRouterBundle::class => ['all' => true],

If your project is based on the Symfony Standard Edition, you will need to add the bundle to your Kernel's registerBundles method by editing app/AppKernel.php:

class AppKernel extends Kernel
{
    public function registerBundles()
    {
        $bundles = array(
            ...
            new \Gos\Bundle\PubSubRouterBundle\GosPubSubRouterBundle()
        );
        
        ...
    }

Bundle configuration

Below is an example bundle configuration. For projects based on Symfony Flex, this should be stored in config/packages/gos_pubsub_router.yaml. For projects based on Symfony Standard Edition, this should be added to app/config/config.yml.

#Gos PubSub Router
gos_pubsub_router:
    routers:
        websocket: #available from container through gos_pubsub_router.websocket
            resources:
                - @GosNotificationBundle/Resources/config/pubsub/websocket/notification.yml
        redis: #available from container through gos_pubsub_router.redis
            resources:
                - @GosNotificationBundle/Resources/config/pubsub/redis/notification.yml

NOTE : Each router is insulated. If you have several routers in the same class you will need to inject each router that you need.

Usage

Routing definition

Example with websocket pubsub

user_notification:
    channel: notification/user/{role}/{application}/{user_ref}
    handler: ['Acme\Chat\MessageHandler', 'addPushers']
    requirements:
        role: "editor|admin|client"
        application: "[a-z]+"
        user_ref: "\d+"

Example with redis pubsub

user_app_notification:
    channel: notification:user:{role}:{application}:{user_ref}
    handler: ['Acme\Chat\MessageHandler', 'addPushers']
    requirements:
        role: "editor|admin|client"
        application: "[a-z-]+-app"
        user_ref: "\d+"

NOTE : The handler is not typehinted, this allows you to define the handler callback in any way you'd like (such as an array to call a method on a class or a string to call a PHP function or a service from the container).

Use router

Let's generate a route !

$router = $this->container->get('gos_pubsub_router.websocket');
$channel = $router->generate('user_notification', ['role' => 'admin', 'application' => 'blog-app', 'user_ref' => '123']);

echo $channel // notification/user/admin/blog/123

Match your first route !

use Gos\Bundle\PubSubRouterBundle\Request\PubSubRequest;

$channel = 'notification/user/admin/billing-app/639409'; // 'notification/user/admin/billing-app/*' work :)

list($routeName, $route, $attributes) = $router->match($channel);

$request = new PubSubRequest($routeName, $route, $attributes); //Create a request object if you want transport the request data as dependency

//$request->getAttributes()->get('user_ref'); it's a parameterBag

// $router->match($channel);

// $routeName -> 'user_app_notification
// $route -> instance of Gos\Bundle\PubSubRouterBundle\Router\Route
// $attributes -> [ 'role' => 'admin', 'application' => 'billing-app', 'user_ref' => '639409' ]

What about mismatch?

use Gos\Bundle\PubSubRouterBundle\Exception\ResourceNotFoundException;

$channel = 'notification/user/admin/billing-app/azerty'; // will miss match

try {
    list($routeName, $route, $attributes) = $router->match($channel);
} catch (ResourceNotFoundException $e) {
    //handle exception
}

If you only need to generate route, typehint against Gos\Bundle\PubSubRouterBundle\Generator\GeneratorInterface
If you only need to match route, typehint against Gos\Bundle\PubSubRouterBundle\Matcher\MatcherInterface
If you need both, typehint against Gos\Bundle\PubSubRouterBundle\Router\RouterInterface

Router CLI

php bin/console gos:prouter:debug -r websocket dump all registered routes for websocket router

License

MIT, See LICENSE file in the root of project.

GeniusesOfSymfony/PubSubRouterBundle