README

• Features
• Examples
• Installation
• ToDo

Features

• Provides named arguments from route match. (Example 1)
• Can convert scalar arguments into classes.
• Has built in support for Doctrine ORM (Example 2, Example 3), but also usable with every other mapping solution by using callbacks (Example 4, Example 5).
• Supports optional arguments.
• When one argument could not be mapped into an entity, a 404 error page could be shown.
• If your assertions can be retrieved from the service locator, the arguments could be injected into your assertions; that way you could improve your controller-/route-guards with better assertions.

Examples

Named scalar arguments

use DkplusActionArguments\Controller\AbstractActionController;

class IndexController extends AbstractActionController
{
    /**
     * Route looks like /user/:id
     */
    public function viewAction($id)
    {
        return array('user' => $this->mapper->find($id));
    }
}

Simplest converting by using Doctrine ObjectRepository::find

use DkplusActionArguments\Controller\AbstractActionController;

class IndexController extends AbstractActionController
{
    /**
     * Route looks like /user/:user
     */
    public function viewAction(User $user)
    {
        return array('user' => $user);
    }
}

Converting by using a custom Doctrine ObjectRepository method

use DkplusActionArguments\Annotation\MapParam;
use DkplusActionArguments\Controller\AbstractActionController;

class IndexController extends AbstractActionController
{
    /**
     * Route looks like /user/:name
     * @MapParam(from="name", to="user", using="findOneByName")
     */
    public function viewAction(User $user)
    {
        return array('user' => $user);
    }
}

Converting by using a callback

use DkplusActionArguments\Annotation\MapParam;
use DkplusActionArguments\Controller\AbstractActionController;

class IndexController extends AbstractActionController
{
    /**
     * Route looks like /user/:user
     * @MapParam(to="user", using={"sm_key", "method"})
     */
    public function viewAction(User $user)
    {
        return array('user' => $user);
    }
}

Converting by using a custom converter

use DkplusActionArguments\Annotation\MapParam;
use DkplusActionArguments\Controller\AbstractActionController;

class IndexController extends AbstractActionController
{
    /**
     * Route looks like /user/:user
     * @MapParam(to="user", using="my_converter_sm_key")
     */
    public function viewAction(User $user)
    {
        return array('user' => $user);
    }
}

Installation

Installation of this module uses composer. For composer documentation, please refer to getcomposer.org.

php composer.phar require dkplus/action-arguments

When asked for a version to install, type dev-master. You can then enable it in your config/application.config.php by adding DkplusActionArguments to your modules.

After installing copy config/dkplus-action-arguments.global.php.dist to application/autoload/dkplus-action-arguments.global.php.

ToDo

• Init named arguments
• Add Argument converter
• Support for BjyAuthorize, SpiffyAuthorize, ZfcRbac
• Better documentation
• Add tests for BjyAuthorize-, SpiffyAuthorize and ZfcRbac-Support
• Find proper class names
• Reduce code complexity
• Clear cache via console.