jankal/checked-instance

Create instances without the hassle of setting many constructor arguments.

Checked Instances

Create instances without the hassle of setting many constructor arguments.

CheckedInstance\Factory will create an instance of a given class implementing the CheckedInstance\InstanceInterface.

Factory

Create a newiInstance of TestClass

<?php
$factory = CheckedInstance\Factory::for(TestClass::class);
$object = $factory->make();

OR

<?php
$factory = new CheckedInstance\Factory();
$factory->as(TestClass::class);
$object = $factory->make();

OR

<?php
$factory = new CheckedInstance\Factory();
$object = $factory->make(TestClass::class);

Create a new instance of TestClass with parameters

<?php
$factory = new CheckedInstance\Factory();
$factory->with('authKey', '84746afg7u789h2');
$object = $factory->make();

Other options according to the examples above!

Inject parameters from an \Psr\Container\ContainerInterface

<?php
/** @var $c \Psr\Container\ContainerInterface */
CheckedInstance\Factory::container($c);
$factory = new CheckedInstance\Factory();
$object = $factory->make();

One can also use a prefix that is prepended in front of the actual parameter

<?php
/** @var $c \Psr\Container\ContainerInterface */
CheckedInstance\Factory::container($c);
$factory = CheckedInstance\Factory::prefix('test.');
$object = $factory->make();

Instance

A class which can be instantiated by the CheckedInstance\Factory needs to implement the CheckedInstance\InstanceInterface. But it may also inherit from CheckedInstance\Instance.

<?php
class TestInstance extends CheckedInstance\Instance {
    protected $required = [
        'authKey'
    ];
}

With this the Instance will only be made successfully if the authKey is set like CheckedInstance\Factory->with('authKey', <-value->)