lassehaslev/universal-objects

lassehaslev/universal-objects

Create global classes with ease!, _(*1)

Install

composer require lassehaslev/universal-objects

Usage

Extend global behavior:, _(*2)

class MyClass extends LasseHaslev\UniversalObjects\Object {}

Create

Create a global instance simple with create or get. First time you call this method you create a new instance. But all the next time you call these methods, you simple return the existsing instance for that particular object., _(*3)

MyClass::create(); // Create new or gets existing instance of my class
// or use alias "get" function
MyClass::get(); // alias for create()

Create different global object to use other places. Note that the first instance will still be used, and 'second' will only create a new instance, _(*4)

$firstInstance = MyClass::create(); // Creates new instance
$secondInstance = MyClass::create( 'second' ); // Creates new instance

$firstInstance = MyClass::get(); // Get first instance
$secondInstance = MyClass::get( 'second' ); // Get second instance

To force create a new instance you can call createNew function, _(*5)

$firstInstance = MyClass::create(); // Creates new instance
$firstInstance = MyClass::createNew(); // Creates new instance

Destroy

You can also destroy instances you have created. If you run create again, they will create new fresh instances, _(*6)

$firstInstance = MyClass::create(); // Creates new instance
$secondInstance = MyClass::createNew( 'second' ); // Creates new instance

$firstInstance = MyClass::destroy(); // Deletes instance $firstInstance
$secondInstance = MyClass::destroy( 'second' ); // Deletes instance $seondInstance

$firstInstance = MyClass::create(); // Creates new instance
$secondInstance = MyClass::createNew( 'second' ); // Creates new instance

$firstInstance = MyClass::destroyAll(); // Destroy all instances of class ($firstInstance, $secondInstance)

Development

# Install dependencies
composer install

# Install dependencies for automatic tests
yarn

Runing tests

``` bash, <sub>(*7)</sub>

Run one time

npm run test, <sub>(*8)</sub>

Automaticly run test on changes

npm run dev ```, <sub>(*9)</sub>