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Cookbook - Injectors

You can control the creation process of any interface or abstract class children using an injection interface. This article demonstrates how to create a class instance and assign a unique value to it, no matter what children implement it.

php
abstract class Model
{
    public int $id;
    public string $context;
}

We can combine a bootloader and an injector into one instance:

php
namespace App\Bootloader;

use App\Model;
use Spiral\Boot\Bootloader\Bootloader;
use Spiral\Core\Container;

class ModelBootloader extends Bootloader implements Container\InjectorInterface, Container\SingletonInterface
{
    private int $id = 0;

    public function boot(Container $container): void
    {
        $container->bindInjector(Model::class, self::class);
    }

    public function createInjection(\ReflectionClass $class, string $context = null): Model
    {
        $model = $class->newInstance();
        $model->context = $context;
        $model->id = $this->id++;

        return $model;
    }
}

Note
Do not forget to activate the bootloader.

Multiple children are allowed:

php
namespace App;

class A extends Model
{

}

and

php
namespace App;

class B extends Model
{

}

Now, any model request will include a unique id, for example in the controller method:

php
namespace App\Controller;

use App\A;
use App\B;

class HomeController
{
    public function index(A $first, B $second)
    {
        assert($first->id > $second->id);

        assert($first->context === 'first');
        assert($first->context === 'second');
    }
}

Note
You can call make and get methods inside the injectors... but instead use the force.

Enum Injectors

The Spiral Boot component provides Spiral\Boot\Injector\InjectableEnumInterface that allows you to create Enums that can then be automatically injected via Container with specific values.

Let's create an Enum, with which we can easily determine the environment of our application.

php
use Spiral\Boot\EnvironmentInterface;
use Spiral\Boot\Injector\ProvideFrom;
use Spiral\Boot\Injector\InjectableEnumInterface;

#[ProvideFrom(method: 'detect')]
enum AppEnvironment: string implements InjectableEnumInterface
{
    case Production = 'prod';
    case Stage = 'stage';
    case Testing = 'testing';
    case Local = 'local';

    public function isProduction(): bool
    {
        return $this === self::Production;
    }

    public function isTesting(): bool
    {
        return $this === self::Testing;
    }

    public function isLocal(): bool
    {
        return $this === self::Local;
    }

    public function isStage(): bool
    {
        return $this === self::Stage;
    }

    public static function detect(EnvironmentInterface $environment): self
    {
        $value = $environment->get('APP_ENV');

        return \is_string($value)
            ? (self::tryFrom($value) ?? self::Local)
            : self::Local;
    }
}

The attribute ProvideFrom allows you to specify a method by which you can determine the current value of the Enum. The method will be called when the Container requests the Enum. The required dependencies from the Container will be injected into it.

Usage

The Container will automatically inject an Enum with the correct value.

php
class MigrateCommand extends Command 
{
     const NAME = '...';

     public function perform(AppEnvironment $appEnv): int
     {
           if ($appEnv->isProduction()) {
                 // Deny
           }
           // ...
     }
}

Or get Enum from Container:

php
$appEnv = $container->get(AppEnvironment::class);

dump($appEnv->isProduction());

Note
The AppEnvironment is already available and has been provided as an example only.