/**
* Constructor
*
* Add a default initializer to ensure the plugin is valid after instance
* creation.
*
* Additionally, the constructor provides forwards compatibility with v3 by
* overloading the initial argument. v2 usage expects either null or a
* ConfigInterface instance, and will ignore any other arguments. v3 expects
* a ContainerInterface instance, and will use an array of configuration to
* seed the current instance with services. In most cases, you can ignore the
* constructor unless you are writing a specialized factory for your plugin
* manager or overriding it.
*
* @param null|ConfigInterface|ContainerInterface $configOrContainerInstance
* @param array $v3config If $configOrContainerInstance is a container, this
* value will be passed to the parent constructor.
* @throws Exception\InvalidArgumentException if $configOrContainerInstance
* is neither null, nor a ConfigInterface, nor a ContainerInterface.
*/
public function __construct($configOrContainerInstance = null, array $v3config = [])
{
if (empty($v3config) && $configOrContainerInstance instanceof ContainerInterface) {
$config = $configOrContainerInstance->get('Config');
if (isset($config['migration_manager'])) {
$v3config = $config['migration_manager'];
}
}
parent::__construct($configOrContainerInstance, $v3config);
$this->addInitializer([$this, 'dbAdapterInitializer'], false);
$this->addInitializer([$this, 'consoleAdapterInitializer'], false);
}
/**
* Constructor
*
* @param ConfigInterface $config
*/
public function __construct(ConfigInterface $config = null)
{
if ($config) {
$config->configureServiceManager($this);
}
}
