README

Partial and experimental implementation of Aspect-Oriented Programming. It gives you the ability to capture and manipulate the inputs, outputs and execution of any method of any class in PHP.

Basic usage

$a = new AnyClass;
$a = new ClassTriggers($a);

$a->bind($targetMethod, $trigger, function($arguments) {
	//Injected logic.
});

Example

use ClassTriggers\ClassTriggers;

class Car
{
	private $position = 0;

	public function forward($increment)
	{
		$this->position += $increment;
	}

	public function getPosition()
	{
		return $this->position;
	}
}

$interceptedCar = new ClassTriggers(new Car);

$interceptedCar->bind('forward', 'preMethod', function(&$arguments) {
	echo 'You have requested forward(' . $arguments[0] . ")\n";

	if ($this->position + $arguments[0] > 10) {
		echo "Can't forward more than 10. Stopping method execution.\n";
		return ClassTriggers::COND_STOP_EXECUTION;
	}
});

Requiremens

• PHP 5.4
• Composer

Installation

You can install it via Composer, and use it instantly thanks to the Composer autoloader:

"require": {
	"isra00/class-triggers": "dev-master"
}

More info

I wrote a tutorial in Spanish: https://github.com/isra00/blog/blob/master/2012-12-14-inyectar-logica-en-los-metodos-de-cualquier-clase-php-dinamicamente.md

If you have any comments, ideas, questions... don't hesitate to raise an issue in GitHub :-)

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request