skrz/stack

Skrz's Symfony blend

Skrz\Stack

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Minimal @symfony installation with @SkrzCzDev's goodies, _(*2)

Requirements

Skrz\Stack requires PHP >= 5.4.0, RabbitMQ is optional, but required for full functionality., _(*3)

Installation

Via composer's create-project, _(*4)

$ composer create-project skrz/stack . dev-master

Why?

At Skrz.cz, we love symfony and are trying to get maximum out of it. We also created a set of tools that make it even more usable + faster and wanted to share it with world., _(*5)

What's inside

Beside symfony we also included these goodies for your quick start, _(*6)

Skrz/AutowiringBundle

No more writing all your classes into services.yml file. Just add annotation and let AutowiringBundle do the rest. For more information visit it's repo., _(*7)

Skrz/BunnyBundle

Using Message queue in symfony has never been easier! We took ours @jakubkulhan's Bunny and using the AutowiringBundle made it possible to write and configure all your MQ resources with a single annotation., _(*8)

Skrz/Meta

If you have to pair your entities across multiple databases with different formats, Skrz/Meta takes care of making all the data available in the exact form you need., _(*9)

Nette/Tracy

Debugging tool you will love ♥. Nette framework's own debugging tool that allows you to handle all your troubles effectively., _(*10)

And more...

Usage

We added example's so that your start is even quicker, _(*11)

HomepageController

Shows how easy it is to autowire a value from your configuration. Also Uses @Controller annotation so that you don't need to specify this class in your services.yml file., _(*12)

HelloWorldCommand

Example of basic command usage. We use commands as occasional console tools. For task example see below, _(*13)

PushToPipelineTask

Every task extends AbstractTask Class which enhances it with - Monolog logger including preset log rotating. - Alert service that notifies you every time task ends unexpectedly, _(*14)

This task calls pushes message via ChangeProducer to your RabbitMQ. Uses @Task annotation., _(*15)

ChangeProducer

Shows how to push a message to MQ's exchange. Uses @Producer annotation`., _(*16)

BunnyConsumer

Every message needs its consumer. This one only writes out its contents so far. Uses @Consumer annotation., _(*17)

Basic MQ example

1. First of all you need to install RabbitMQ. See official instructions here

2. After installation setup the exchange and queue with command, _(*18)

   $ php console bunny:setup
   

3. Run BunnyConsumer (for production manage of consumers you can use Supervisor), _(*19)

   $ php console bunny:consumer bunny
   

4. To push message to change exchange run task PushToPipeline, _(*20)

   $ php console task:pipeline:push
   

5. In bunny consumer log you can see that message was received and processed, _(*21)

   [2015-07-29 22:54:11] App.DEBUG: Got message 'Hi there!' created at 2015-07-29 22:54:11 via application App on host Skrz.local Acking...
   

TODO

• [ ] Include Skrz/ORM
• [ ] Include Skrz/TemplatingBundle
• [ ] Tests
• [ ] PHP_CodeSniffer

License

The MIT license. See LICENSE file., _(*22)