neighborhoods / throwable-diagnostic-component
A Service Agnostic Component for diagnosing Throwables.
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Requires
- php: ^7.0|^8.0
- ext-pdo: *
- aws/aws-sdk-php: ^3
- doctrine/dbal: ^2
- guzzlehttp/guzzle: ^7
- neighborhoods/exception-component: ^1
- psr/http-client: ^1.0
- symfony/http-client-contracts: ^2.2
Requires (Dev)
- neighborhoods/buphalo: ^1.1
- neighborhoods/dependency-injection-container-builder: ^1.1
- phpstan/extension-installer: ^1.0
- phpstan/phpstan: ^0.12.54
- phpstan/phpstan-phpunit: ^0.12.16
- phpunit/phpunit: ^9.4
- roave/security-advisories: dev-master
- squizlabs/php_codesniffer: ^3.5
Suggests
- neighborhoods/throwable-diagnostic-phpunit-component: Testing utilities
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Last update: 2024-11-19 00:12:50 UTC
README
A Service Agnostic Component for diagnosing Throwables
.
The ThrowableDiagnostic
can determine if a Throwable
happened because of a permanent or transient fault (network issues, database down, 3rd party service unavailable).
Every Throwable
is by default considered permanent, but certain Throwables
are known to be transient. With custom diagnostic logic such cases can be identified.
Diagnostic logic for common cases like RDBMS and AWS are available out of the box. Defining your own diagnostic logic is straightforward.
Install
Via Composer
$ composer require neighborhoods/throwable-diagnostic-component
Versioning
Don't confuse releases on packagist, e.g. 3.0.0, with versions of components contained within this package, e.g. AwsSqsV1. One release may contain multiple versions of the same component.
Parts of your code may use older versions of components, while others use the latest.
Upgrade
For upgrading from release 3 to release 4 follow the Upgrade Guide.
Usage
Components fall into one of two categories
- Throwable Diagnostic
- Throwable Diagnostic Decorator
The Throwable Diagnostic defines the core concept of how this works. The Throwable Diagnostic mostly contains interfaces. It determines how user code diagnoses a Throwable, how the decorators look, and how to define the stack of decorators to be used. You may think of it as a framework/skeleton/scaffolding.
There might be multiple versions of throwable diagnostic, e.g. ThrowableDiagnosticV1 and ThrowableDiagnosticV2.
A Throwable Diagnostic Decorator is in charge of diagnosing certain Throwables
. For example, the GuzzleV1
component has a decorator which decides if an exception originating from guzzle is transient or not. During the diagnostic process a Throwable
can be inspected by multiple decorators, each of which may decide that the Throwable
is transient, permanent, or should be passed to the next decorator.
A throwable diagnostic decorator is made for a specific version of Throwable Diagnostic. All decorators compatible with ThrowableDiagnosticV1 are placed in the src/ThrowableDiagnosticV1Decorators
folder.
There are decorators for different Throwables
. Diagnostic logic for certain Throwables
may have multiple versions, e.g. GuzzleV1, GuzzleV2. Use the latest version if possible. The versions here do not correspond to versions of guzzle, rather versions of the specific decorator.
You can implement your own decorator to properly handle Throwables
which are specific to your own code, or a package for which a decorator is not available.
For usage details and list of predefined decorators please refer to the corresponding Throwable Diagnostic version.
Buphalo integration
Buphalo templates are available for actors using throwable diagnostic, custom throwable diagnostic decorators as well as their accompanying files.
Prerequisites
The Buphalo templates are provided in a custom template tree. Support for multiple template trees has been added to Buphalo in version 1.1. Ensure you have Buphalo version 1.1 or above installed.
You probably have a script in your project's bin folder running vendor/bin/buphalo
with all the needed environment variables. Edit the environment variable for template tree directory paths to include the template tree contained in this package. The environment variable definition might be as below.
Neighborhoods_Buphalo_V1_TemplateTree_Map_Builder_FactoryInterface__TemplateTreeDirectoryPaths=default:$PWD/vendor/neighborhoods/buphalo/template-tree/V1,diagnostic:$PWD/vendor/neighborhoods/throwable-diagnostic-component/template-tree/BuphaloV1
The export above assumes that you have no other custom template trees.