CheckContracts
Description
CheckContracts
will check a set of contracts, if and only if contract checking is enabled. If contract checking is disabled, the contracts will not be checked.
This reduces (but does not completely eliminate) the performance overhead when you switch off contract checking in your code.
Public Interface
CheckContracts
has the following public interface:
// CheckContracts lives in this namespace
namespace GanbaroDigital\Contracts\V1\Contracts;
class CheckContracts
{
/**
* check a set of contract terms *if* contract checking is enabled
*
* @param callable $callback
* function to call to check the set of contract terms
* @param array $params
* a list of parameters to pass into $callback
* @return boolean
* TRUE on success
*/
public static function now($callback, $params = []);
}
How To Use
Checking Contracts
Use CheckContracts::now()
to check a set of contracts.
use GanbaroDigital\Contracts\V1\Contracts\CheckContracts;
function cancelDirectDebit(DirectDebit $mandate)
{
// correctness!
CheckContracts::now(function() use ($mandate) {
Contracts::assertValue($mandate, !$mandate->isCancelled(), "mandate is already cancelled");
Contracts::assertValue($mandate, !$mandate->isDeleted(), "mandate has been deleted");
});
// if we get here, then all contracts have been made
}
In this example, we've put all of our contracts into a single anonymous function. That way, if we ever decide to disable contract checking, we save a lot of performance.
Via The Contracts Class
The Contracts
class is a more convenient way to check contracts from your code:
use GanbaroDigital\Contracts\V1\Contracts;
function cancelDirectDebit(DirectDebit $mandate)
{
// correctness!
Contracts::requireThat(function() use ($mandate) {
Contracts::assertValue($mandate, !$mandate->isCancelled(), "mandate is already cancelled");
Contracts::assertValue($mandate, !$mandate->isDeleted(), "mandate has been deleted");
});
// cancel the mandate here
//
// it isn't the API client's role to check whether or not a mandate should
// be cancelled ... it's just going to pass through the details to the
// remote API
$this->apiClient->cancelMandate($mandate);
// correctness!
Contracts::ensureThat(function() use ($mandate) {
Contracts::assertValue($mandate, $mandate->isCancelled(), "unable to cancel mandate");
});
}
Class Contract
Here is the contract for this class:
GanbaroDigital\Contracts\V1\Contracts\ContractChecks
[x] Contract checks are enabled by default
[x] Can reset to defaults
[x] Can enable contract checks
[x] Can disable contract checks
[x] Can check if contract checks are enabled
Class contracts are built from this class's unit tests.
Future releases of this class may add to this contract. New additions may include:
- clarifying existing behaviour (e.g. stricter contract around input or return types)
- add new behaviours (e.g. extra class methods)
When you use this class, you can only rely on the behaviours documented by this contract.
If you:
- find other ways to use this class,
- or depend on behaviours that are not covered by a unit test,
- or depend on undocumented internal states of this class,
... your code may not work in the future.
Notes
None at this time.