The entity generator can be useful for setting up relationships between
models. The entity generator will create and return the generated model.
/**
* Automatically make the generator class we need.
*
* @param string|callable $kind The kind of attribute.
* @param object $model The model instance.
* @param \League\FactoryMuffin\FactoryMuffin $factoryMuffin The factory muffin instance.
*
* @return \League\FactoryMuffin\Generators\GeneratorInterface|null
*/
public function make($kind, $model, FactoryMuffin $factoryMuffin)
{
if (is_callable($kind)) {
return new CallableGenerator($kind, $model, $factoryMuffin);
}
if (is_string($kind) && strpos($kind, EntityGenerator::getPrefix()) === 0) {
return new EntityGenerator($kind, $model, $factoryMuffin);
}
if (is_string($kind) && strpos($kind, FactoryGenerator::getPrefix()) === 0) {
return new FactoryGenerator($kind, $model, $factoryMuffin);
}
}
