baraja-core / service-method-invoker

Invoke method by service, name and arguments.

PHP method safe invoke

Imagine you have instance of your custom service and you want invoke some action method with sets of parameters.

This package is simply way how to invoke all your methods.

📦 Installation & Basic Usage

This package can be installed using Package Manager which is also part of the Baraja Sandbox. If you are not using it, you will have to install the package manually using this guide.

No package configuration is required. Simply create an instance and the class is ready to use immediately.

To manually install the package call Composer and execute the following command:

$ composer require baraja-core/service-method-invoker

🗺️ Simple example

Think of a simple service as an API endpoint with a public method for hydrating your data:

$invoker = new \Baraja\ServiceMethodInvoker;
$apiEndpoint = new \Baraja\MyApiEndpoint;

$data = $invoker->invoke($apiEndpoint, 'actionDetail', ['id' => 42]);

var_dump($data); // return "My id is: 42"

And your endpoint can be:

class MyApiEndpoint
{
    public function actionDetail(int $id): string
    {
        return 'My id is: ' . $id;
    }
}

📄 License

baraja-core/service-method-invoker is licensed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more details.

service-method-invoker's Issues

Fix 'Variable assignment found within a condition. Did you mean to do a comparison ?' issue in src\ServiceMethodInvoker.php

CodeFactor found an issue: Variable assignment found within a condition. Did you mean to do a comparison ?

It's currently on:
src\ServiceMethodInvoker.php:274

Fix 'Empty CATCH statement must have a comment to explain why the exception is not handled' issue in src\ServiceMethodInvoker.php

CodeFactor found an issue: Empty CATCH statement must have a comment to explain why the exception is not handled

It's currently on:
src\ServiceMethodInvoker.php:259