I'm developing a bundle for the community.
My bundle has a service to get some content. I have a folder called Providers with some providers and an AbstractProvider class. All my providers extends the AbstractProvider.
When the developer calls my service's function with a string such as "my_class", I instantiate the class from my providers using this name:
<?php
new MyClass();
In the Providers folder, I have some common providers but I want to allow the developer to add its own providers (extending my AbstractProvider class). My service must instantiate this custom provider using the class name.
How can I achieve this goal?
Here is my tree:
MyBundle
└── Toto
└── Providers
├── AbstractProvider.php
├── ArticleProvider.php
├── BlockRubricProvider.php
├── CommuniqueProvider.php
├── HomepageProvider.php
├── OffreurSolutionsProvider.php
├── PartenaireProvider.php
├── PresseProvider.php
└── PublicationProvider.php
And my service:
class MyServiceProvider
{
public function __construct() { }
/* $providerName exemple: "my_provider" */
public function getProvider( $provierName )
{
$providerClass = str_replace('_', '', ucwords($contentType->identifier, '_'))."Provider";
/** @var AbstractProvider $provider */
$provider = new $providerClass( $provierName );
return $provider;
}
}
How to allow developers to have their own folder Providers with their providers and allow my service to instantiate it with this system ?
Maybe something like this ?
use **\Toto\Providers\*;
Thanks!
