Environment
The Environment class forms the core of the package. In itself, it possesses no functionality. Instead, it serves as a container for repositories that store the generators, statements, and tokenizers. This setup allows these elements to be accessible from anywhere in your application. The most common use-cases involve accessing the environment from an extension to register generators and tokenizers, or from a tokenizer to retrieve a statement based on its methods.
Interface
php
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace BaseCodeOy\Arch\Contract;
use BaseCodeOy\Arch\Environment\GeneratorRepository;
use BaseCodeOy\Arch\Environment\StatementRepository;
use BaseCodeOy\Arch\Environment\TokenizerRepository;
interface EnvironmentInterface
{
public function generators(): GeneratorRepository;
public function statements(): StatementRepository;
public function tokenizers(): TokenizerRepository;
}Example
php
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace BaseCodeOy\Arch\Extension;
use BaseCodeOy\Arch\Environment\Facade\Environment;
final readonly class LaravelExtension implements ExtensionInterface
{
public function register(array $configuration): void
{
foreach ($configuration['generators'] as $generator) {
Environment::generators()->add($generator);
}
foreach ($configuration['statements'] as $statement) {
Environment::statements()->add($statement);
}
foreach ($configuration['tokenizers'] as $tokenizer) {
Environment::tokenizers()->add($tokenizer);
}
}
}