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Syntax
- $ dispatcher-> dispatch (String $ eventName, Event $ event);
- $ dispatcher-> addListener (String $ eventName, aufrufbarer $ Listener, int $ priority = 0);
- $ dispatcher-> addSubscriber (EventSubscriberInterface $ Abonnent);
Bemerkungen
- Es ist oft am besten, eine einzelne Instanz von EventDispatcher in Ihrer Anwendung zu verwenden, die Sie in die Objekte einfügen, die Ereignisse auslösen müssen.
- Es empfiehlt sich, einen einzigen Standort zu haben, an dem Sie die Konfiguration Ihres EventDispatcher verwalten und Ereignis-Listener hinzufügen. Das Symfony-Framework verwendet den Dependency Injection Container.
- Mithilfe dieser Muster können Sie Ihre Ereignis-Listener problemlos ändern, ohne den Code eines Moduls ändern zu müssen, das Ereignisse auslöst.
- Die Entkopplung des Ereignisversands von der Konfiguration des Ereignislisteners macht den Symfony EventDispatcher so leistungsfähig
- Der EventDispatcher hilft Ihnen, das Open / Closed-Prinzip zu erfüllen.
Event Dispatcher - Schnellstart
use Symfony\Component\EventDispatcher\EventDispatcher;
use Symfony\Component\EventDispatcher\Event;
use Symfony\Component\EventDispatcher\GenericEvent;
// you may store this in a dependency injection container for use as a service
$dispatcher = new EventDispatcher();
// you can attach listeners to specific events directly with any callable
$dispatcher->addListener('an.event.occurred', function(Event $event) {
// process $event
});
// somewhere in your system, an event happens
$data = // some important object
$event = new GenericEvent($data, ['more' => 'event information']);
// dispatch the event
// our listener on "an.event.occurred" above will be called with $event
// we could attach many more listeners to this event, and they too would be called
$dispatcher->dispatch('an.event.occurred', $event);
Event-Abonnenten
use Symfony\Component\EventDispatcher\EventDispatcher;
use Symfony\Component\EventDispatcher\EventSubscriberInterface;
use Symfony\Component\EventDispatcher\Event;
$dispatcher = new EventDispatcher();
// you can attach event subscribers, which allow a single object to subscribe
// to many events at once
$dispatcher->addSubscriber(new class implements EventSubscriberInterface {
public static function getSubscribedEvents()
{
// here we subscribe our class methods to listen to various events
return [
// when anything fires a "an.event.occurred" call "onEventOccurred"
'an.event.occurred' => 'onEventOccurred',
// an array of listeners subscribes multiple methods to one event
'another.event.happened' => ['whenAnotherHappened', 'sendEmail'],
];
}
function onEventOccurred(Event $event) {
// process $event
}
function whenAnotherHappened(Event $event) {
// process $event
}
function sendEmail(Event $event) {
// process $event
}
});
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