tbachert/spi
Composer-powered Service Provider Interface loader inspired by Java’s ServiceLoader. Register providers via composer.json extra.spi or PHP, optionally precompile registrations from autoload files, and load implementations at runtime. Used by OpenTelemetry PHP SDK autoconfiguration.
Service provider loading facility, inspired by Javas ServiceLoader.
If you are seeing the following message when running composer commands, you have probably installed the
OpenTelemetry PHP SDK.
tbachert/spi contains a Composer plugin which is currently not in your allow-plugins config. See https://getcomposer.org/allow-plugins
Do you trust "tbachert/spi" to execute code and wish to enable it now? (writes "allow-plugins" to composer.json) [y,n,d,?]
The OpenTelemetry SDK uses this plugin to provide its extensible configuration format. If you are not using SDK autoconfiguration, you can most likely disable this plugin.
composer require tbachert/spi
Service provider implementations must provide a public zero-arguments constructor.
extra.spicomposer config --json --merge extra.spi.Example\\Service '["Example\\Implementation"]'
ServiceLoader::register(Example\Service::class, Example\Implementation::class);
ServiceLoader::register() calls to precompiled mapServiceLoader::register() calls can be converted to a precompiled map by setting extra.spi-config.autoload-files to
true to process all autoload.files (should be used iff autoload.files is used exclusively for service
provider registration),composer config --json extra.spi-config.autoload-files true
autoload.filesBy default, extra.spi-config.autoload-files files that register service providers are removed from
autoload.files. This behavior can be configured by setting extra.spi-config.prune-autoload-files to
true to remove all exra.spi-config.autoload-files files from autoload.files,false to keep all autoload.files entries,autoload.files.Make sure to allow the composer plugin to be able to load service providers.
composer config allow-plugins.tbachert/spi true
foreach (ServiceLoader::load('Namespace\Service') as $provider) {
// ...
}
$loader = ServiceLoader::load('Namespace\Service');
for ($it = $loader->getIterator(); $it->valid(); $it->next()) {
try {
$provider = $it->current();
} catch (ServiceConfigurationError) {}
}
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