* THEN send a ConvertJsonToCSV command
* WITH payload.input_file set to "{received_message.payload.context.to_file_path}"
* AND payload.output_file set to "{replace('.json', '.csv', received_message.payload.context.to_file_path)}"
* IF a Info event is received again
* WITH payload.context.success being true
* THEN mark the chapter as done
*
* THE END
*/
//Init autoloading
require_once __DIR__ . '/../vendor/autoload.php';
//Set up prooph event store which will log the story events
$eventStore = new \Prooph\EventStore\EventStore(new \Prooph\EventStore\Adapter\InMemoryAdapter(), new \Prooph\Common\Event\ProophActionEventEmitter());
$eventStore->beginTransaction();
//As we use the InMemoryAdapter for prooph/event-store we have to create the story stream each time we run the sample
$eventStore->create(new \Prooph\EventStore\Stream\Stream(new \Prooph\EventStore\Stream\StreamName('prooph_story_stream'), new ArrayIterator([])));
$eventStore->commit();
//Add a simple console output logger to see logged story events
$eventStore->getActionEventEmitter()->attachListener('commit.post', function (\Prooph\Common\Event\ActionEvent $event) {
$recordedEvents = $event->getParam('recordedEvents', []);
foreach ($recordedEvents as $recordedEvent) {
if ($recordedEvent instanceof \Prooph\Done\Story\Event\StoryWasStarted) {
echo sprintf("[1;34m%s[0m started. [1mStoryId[0m: %s\n", $recordedEvent->storyName()->toString(), $recordedEvent->storyId()->toString());
continue;
}
if ($recordedEvent instanceof \Prooph\Done\Story\Event\StoryWasDone) {
echo sprintf("[1;32m%s DONE![0m. [1mStoryId[0m: %s\n", $recordedEvent->storyName()->toString(), $recordedEvent->storyId()->toString());
continue;
}
if ($recordedEvent instanceof \Prooph\Done\Story\Event\ChapterWasStarted) {
echo sprintf("[1;34m%s[0m started. [1mChapter Number[0m: %s\n", $recordedEvent->chapterStatus()->chapterName()->toString(), $recordedEvent->chapterStatus()->chapterNumber()->number());
$eventStore->beginTransaction();
/**
* Events are organized in so called event streams.
* An event stream is a logical unit for a group of events.
*/
$streamName = new \Prooph\EventStore\Stream\StreamName('event_stream');
$singleStream = new \Prooph\EventStore\Stream\Stream($streamName, []);
/**
* As we are using the InMemoryAdapter we have to create the event stream
* each time running the quick start. With a real persistence adapter this
* is not required. In this case you should create the stream once. For example
* with the help of a migration script.
*
* Note: For more details see the docs of the adapter you want to use.
*/
$eventStore->create($singleStream);
/**
* Now we can easily add events to the stream ...
*/
$eventStore->appendTo($streamName, [$quickStartSucceeded]);
/**
* Next step would be to commit the transaction.
* But let's attach a plugin first that prints some information about currently added events.
* Plugins are simple event listeners. See the docs of prooph/common for more details about event listeners.
*/
$eventStore->getActionEventEmitter()->attachListener('commit.post', function (\Prooph\Common\Event\ActionEvent $actionEvent) {
/**
* In the *commit.post* action event a plugin has access to
* all recorded events which were added in the current committed transaction.
* It is the ideal place to attach a domain event dispatcher.
* We only use a closure here to print the recorded events in the terminal