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Robert Lemke | TYPO3 Association

AOP and Dependency Injection

Overview

About me, the flow and buzz ...

Unit Testing

Dependency Injection

Aspect-Oriented Programming

AOP and Dependency Injection

About me

Robert Lemke, born 27/05/1976

beautiful code evangelist

"chief architect" of TYPO3 5.0 and FLOW3

coffee junkie

married, no children, 1 espresso machine

AOP and Dependency Injection

Robert Lemke, born 27/05/1976

beautiful code evangelist

"chief architect" of TYPO3 5.0 and FLOW3

coffee junkie

married, no children, 1 espresso machine

HINTAbout me

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About FLOW3

Offspring from the development of TYPO3 5.0

PHP-based enterprise application framework

Enterprise: Information intensive applications with focus on domain logic

FLOW3 is ready to go, with a default layer architecture, object management, security etc.

Special support for Domain-Driven Design

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About the buzz

AOP, DI, DDD, TDD, XP, ... ?

YAGNI ?

IMYLME !

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The Demo Package

Demo

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Unit Testing

Testing is important (as if you didn't know that)

But not every code can be tested

Dependencies make your developer's life hard

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Unit Testing

Dependencies

Problem: Classes explicitly refer to other classes:

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Unit Testing

Dependencies

Try to test this class:

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Unit Testing

Dependencies

Unit Testing: You want to test a small unit

You don't want to test

The Simple File Logger

The Card Repository

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Unit Testing

Dependencies

Unit Testing: You want to test a small unit

You want to test

if the action returns a string representation of the random card it gets from the repository

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Dependency Injection

A class doesn't ask for the instance of another class but gets it injected

This methodology is referred to as the "Hollywood Principle":"Don't call us, we'll call you"

Enforces loose coupling and high cohesion

Allows you to mock collaborators

Makes you a better programmer

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Dependency Injection

Constructor without Dependency Injection

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Dependency Injection

Component with Constructor Injection

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Dependency Injection

Component with Setter Injection

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Dependency Injection

Component Manager

Manages the whole object lifecycle

Provides so-called "IoC Container"

Components: objects

Components can be configured

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Dependency Injection

Autowiring

FLOW3 tries to autowire constructor arguments and arguments of inject* methods

The type of the component to be injected is determined by the argument type (type hinting)

Autowiring does not work with Setter Injection through regular setters (set* methods)

Dependencies are only autowired if no argument is passed explicitly

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Dependency Injection

Component scope

Component objects always live in a certain scope

Currently supported scopes are:

Singleton - Only one instance exists during one script run

Prototype - Multiple instances are possible

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Dependency Injection

Component scope

The scope can be defined through

an annotation in the component class (recommended)

through the component configuration in a Components.php file

The default scope is "Singleton"

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Components

Component scope

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Components

Creating Prototypes

Dependency Injection can be used in almost any case, there's no need to call getComponent()

But what if you need to instantiate a component within a method?

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Components

Creating Prototypes

Solution A: Call getComponent()

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Components

Creating Prototypes

Solution B: Call a factory method

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Aspect Oriented Programming

AOP is a programming paradigm

complements OOP by separating concerns to improve modularization

OOP modularizes concerns: methods, classes, packages

AOP addresses cross-cutting concerns

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Aspect Oriented Programming

Cross-cutting concerns

Presentation

Domain

Data source

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Aspect Oriented Programming

Cross-cutting concerns

Presentation

Domain

Data source

The concerns

live here

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Aspect Oriented Programming

Cross-cutting concerns

Some Domain Model

Security

Logging

CONCERNSX-ING

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PHP's missing features

With AOP you can

centralize and cleanly separate your concerns

intercept any method call

add new behavior to legacy code without touching it

do a lot of dirty tricks

Aspect Oriented Programming

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Aspect Oriented Programming

Some Vocabulary

Advice

encapsulated code, to be re-used

Joinpoint

places in the code where advice can be applied

Pointcut

identifies set of joinpoints where advice should be applied

Aspect

groups advices and pointcuts

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The AOP Hello World Classic Demo

Demo

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Aspect Oriented Programming

Applications for AOP

Logging

Security

Transactions

Persistence

Statistics

In the Domain Layer

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Aspect Oriented Programming

Behind the Scenes

Dynamic Proxy Classes

Component Manager delivers the right implementation

Only works if "new" is not used

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Where can I get FLOW3?

From our Subversion repository:

https://svn.typo3.org/FLOW3/Distribution/trunk/

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DEV3

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AOP Browser

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Known Issues

FLOW3 (or rather PHP) currently causesApache crashes - why ever ...

Tests consume a lot of memory(> 400 MB)

Access is comparably slow even inProduction context (~ 3 req/s) andneeds much memory (~ 20 MB)

Many aspects are work in progress andneither optimized nor finished

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Links

FLOW3 Websitehttp://flow3.typo3.org

TYPO3 Forgehttp://forge.typo3.org

T3CASThttp://typo3.org/podcasts/robert

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So long and thanks for the fish

Questions