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PHP Class FluidTYPO3\Flux\Utility\CompatibilityRegistry

Utility class responsible for keeping and providing arbitrary values (such as configuration defaults, class names, feature flags etc.) based on the version of TYPO3 being used, or based on arbitrary versions of packages, extensions, PHP, PHP modules, binaries etc. Usage example ------------- Use \FluidTYPO3\Flux\Utility\CompatibilityRegistry; CompatibilityRegistry::register( 'FluidTYPO3\\Flux\\Backend\\Preview', array( '6.2.0' => 'FluidTYPO3\\Flux\\Backend\\LegacyPreview', '7.1.0' => 'FluidTYPO3\\Flux\\Backend\\Preview' ) ); $classWhichApplies = CompatibilityRegistry::get( 'FluidTYPO3\\Flux\\Backend\\Preview' ); Also supports reading a specific version's applied value: $legacyClassName = CompatibilityRegistry::get( 'FluidTYPO3\\Flux\\Backend\\Preview', '7.1.0' ); And a default to be used if nothing can be resolved: $classOrDefault = CompatibilityRegistry::get( 'FluidTYPO3\\Flux\\Backend\\Preview', NULL, 'FluidTYPO3\\Flux\\Backend\\UnsupportedPreview' ); (note that NULL is passed as version which means we attempt to resolve the currently running version's best match. It is still possible to pass a specific version number here). Another example - say you created a backend module and need it to work with a custom stylesheet on multiple versions of TYPO3 which are styled differently: CompatibilityRegistry::register( 'MyExtension', '/mySpecialNameForTheStylesheet', array( '6.2.0' => 'EXT:my_extension/.../Styles.6.2.0.css', '7.2.0' => 'EXT:my_extension/.../Styles.7.2.0.css', '7.5.0' => 'EXT:my_extension/.../Styles.7.5.0.css' ) ); And to retrieve: $styleSheet = CompatibilityRegistry::get( 'MyExtension/mySpecialNameForTheStylesheet' ); And to illustrate, if...: - TYPO3 is 6.2.* obviously the '6.2.0' entry is used - TYPO3 is 7.1.0 the '6.2.0' is used because '7.2.' is too high - TYPO3 is 7.4.0 the '7.2.0' is used - TYPO3 is anything at or above 7.5.0 then '7.5.0' is used Feature Flags ------------- The Compatibility Registry can also handle feature flags for you; returning the closest matching set of or individual feature flag based on version: CompatibilityRegistry::registerFeatureFlags( 'FluidTYPO3.Flux', array( '6.2.0' => array('form', 'nestedContent', 'provider', 'preview'), '7.5.0' => array('form', 'nestedContent', 'provider', 'preview', 'formengine'), '7.6.0' => array('form', 'provider', 'preview', 'formengine') ) ); And to retrieve: if (CompatibilityRegistry::hasFeatureFlag('FluidTYPO3.Flux', 'nestedContent')) { Would only be true until TYPO3 version hits 7.6.0, then no longer triggers. } Deprecation ----------- Because usage of CompatibilityRegistry is a very clear intention of *supporting deprecation*, there is a built-in layer warning of deprecation when you *register* either values or feature flags but *do not include a currently supported TYPO3 version* (as far as Flux is aware). To disable this deprecation reporting simply pass TRUE as the last parameter for either of the register commands: CompatibilityRegistry::register('MyClass', array(...), TRUE); CompatibilityRegistry::registerFeatureFlag('MyExt', array(...), TRUE); Doing so merely prevents the check for whether or not you include a value or feature flag for a non-deprecated TYPO3. Extension versions as key ------------------------- It is possible to make a registered variable or feature flag not depend on the TYPO3 version but instead the version of any arbitrary package - like a composer dependency or version of PHP. To utilise this slightly off-standard registry behavior, *manually include the version you are checking against when you retrieve the values from the registry*. Say your extension depends on extension "comments" (fictional) but "comments" may be installed in several versions that can be supported without breaking, as long as certain features are not enabled: CompatibilityRegistry::registerFeatureFlags( 'MyExt', array( '3.1.0' => array('falRelations'), '4.0.0' => array('falRelations', 'ajax') ), TRUE Note: *always* pass true here; the versions we record aren't for TYPO3 so we don't want deprecation warnings. ); $extensionVersion = ExtensionManagementUtility::getExtensionVersion('comments'); if (CompatibilityRegistry::hasFeatureFlag('MyExt', 'ajax', $extensionVersion) { It's okay to use our fresh feature that depends on the version of "comments" extension, not TYPO3 itself. } Which naturally means that only if the "comments" extension is installed in at least version 4.0.0 will the "ajax" feature flag query be TRUE. Exibir arquivo Open project: fluidtypo3/flux Class Usage Examples

Protected Properties

Property	Type	Description
$cache	array
$featureFlags	array
$registry	array

Public Methods

Method	Description
get ( string $scope, string | null $version = self::VERSION_DEFAULT, mixed $default = NULL ) : mixed
getFeatureFlags ( string $scope, string $version = self::VERSION_DEFAULT ) : array
hasFeatureFlag ( string $scope, string $flag, string $version = self::VERSION_DEFAULT ) : boolean
register ( string $scope, array $versionedVariables, boolean $deprecationWarnings = FALSE ) : void
registerFeatureFlags ( string $scope, array $versionedFeatureFlags, boolean $deprecationWarnings = FALSE ) : void

Protected Methods

Method	Description
cache ( array &$source, string $prefix, string $scope, string $version ) : array | null
resolveVersion ( string $version ) : string
resolveVersionedValue ( array &$versionedValues, string $version ) : mixed

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