Latest release: 1.0.0-beta10
PHP >= 5.3.9
The Puli Manager Component builds a resource repository and discovery from a puli.json configuration in the root of your project:
{
"path-mappings": {
"/app": "res"
}
}
This mapping can be loaded with the RepositoryManager
:
use Puli\Manager\Api\Container;
$puli = new Container(getcwd());
$puli->start();
$repoManager = $puli->getRepositoryManager();
$repoManager->buildRepository();
The RepositoryManager
also supports methods to manipulate the puli.json.
A puli.json configuration can also be placed in any module installed in your
project. This module needs to be registered with Puli with the
ModuleManager
:
$moduleManager = $puli->getModuleManager();
$moduleManager->installModule('path/to/module', 'vendor/module-name');
Usually, modules are installed automatically by Puli's Composer Plugin.
The following is a table of all managers supported by this package:
Class | Description |
---|---|
RepositoryManager |
Manages resource mappings and builds ResourceRepository instances |
DiscoveryManager |
Manages bindings and binding types and builds Discovery instances |
AssetManager |
Manages asset mappings used by the UrlGenerator |
ServerManager |
Manages servers used by the UrlGenerator |
FactoryManager |
Manages the generation of the GeneratedPuliFactory class |
ModuleManager |
Manages the installed modules |
ConfigFileManager |
Manages changes to a global config.json file |
RootModuleFileManager |
Manages changes to the puli.json file of the project |
Follow the Installation guide guide to install Puli in your project.
Read the Puli Documentation if you want to learn more about Puli.
Contributions to are very welcome!
- Report any bugs or issues you find on the issue tracker.
- You can grab the source code at Puli’s Git repository.
If you are having problems, send a mail to [email protected] or shout out to @webmozart on Twitter.
All contents of this package are licensed under the MIT license.