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Inspired by Matt Stauffer's live blogging of the keynote at Laracon US, I’m going to do the same for the sessions that I’m attending at SymfonyLive London 2019...
Keynote (Back to the basics)
Embrace the Linux philosophy
- How we grow the Symfony ecosystem. Built abstracts.
- HttpFoundation, HttpKernel
- Moved to infrastructure
- A few abstractions on top of PHP. Improved versions of PHP functions (
dump
andvar_dump
) - Started a add higher level abstractions (e.g. Mailer), built on the lower ones.
- Recently worked on PHPUnit assertions. Mailer in Symony 4.4. Can test if an email is sent or queued
Building flexible high-level abstractions on top of low-level ones
What's next?
- Mailer announced in London last year. New component.
- System emails? e.g. new customer, new invoice.
- Symfony Mailer = Built-in responsive, flexible, and generic system emails
- Twig with TwigExtraBundle
- Twig
inky-extra
package (Twig 1.12+) - Zurb Foundation for Emails CSS stylesheet
- Twig
cssinliner-extra
package (Twig 1.12+) - Optimised Twig layouts
SystemEmail
class extends templated email- Can set importance,
- Customisable
- Always trying to keep flexible, so things can be overidden and customised
Sending SMS messages
- new
Texter
andSmsMessage
class for sending SMS messages - Same abstraction as emails, but for SMS messages
- Based on HttpClient + Symfony Messenger and third-party providers (Twilio and Nexmo)
twilio://
andnemxo://
- Can set via transport
$sms->setTransport('nexmo')
- Extend the
SystemEmail
and do what you want - Failover
Sending Messages
- Create
ChatMessage
- Telegram and Slack
$message->setTransport('telegram')
,$bus->dispatch($message)
- Send to Slack and Telegram
SlackOptions
andTelegramOptions
for adding emojis etc- Common transport layer
TransportInterface
,MessageInterface
- Failover - e.g. if Twilio is down, send to Telegram
New component - SymfonyNotifier
- Channels - email, SMS, chat
- Transport, slack, telegram, twilio
- Create a notification, arguments are message and transports (array)
- Receiver
- Customise notifications,
InvoiceNotification
extendsNotification
.getChannels
- Override default rendering
ChatNotificationInterface
-asChatMessage()
- Semantic configuration
composer req twilio-notifier telegram-notifier
- Channels
- Mailer
- Chatter
- Texter
- Browser
- Pusher (iOS, Android, Desktop native notifications)
- Database (web notification centre)
- A unified way to notify Users via a unified Transport layer
- Each integration is only 40 lines of code
What about a SystemNotification?
- Autoconfigured channels
new SystemNotification
,Notifier::getSystemReceivers
- Importance, automatically configures channels
- Different channels based on importance
ExceptionNotification
- get email with stack trace attached
Notifier
- send messages via a unified api
- send to one or many receivers
- Default configu or custom one
### How can we leverage this new infrastructure?
-
Monolog NotifierHandler
- triggered onError
level logs -
Uses notified channel configuration
-
Converts Error level logs to importance levels
-
Configurablelike other Notifications
-
40 lines of code
-
Failed Messages Listener - 10 lines of glue code
-
Experimental component in 5.0
-
Can't in in 4.4 as it's a LTS version
-
First time an experimental component is added
-
Stable in 5.1
Queues, busses and the Messenger component (Tobias Nyholm)
- Stack is top and buttom - Last-in, first-out
- Queue is back and front - last in, first out
2013
- Using Symfony, used 40 or 50 bundles in a project - too much information!
- Used to copy and paste, duplicate a lot of code
- Testing your controllers - controllers as services?
- Controllers are 'comfortable'
- Tried adding
CurrentUserProvider
service to core, should be passed as an argument. Cannot test. - 'Having Symfony all over the place wasn't the best thing' - when to framework (Matthias Noback)
- Hexagonal architecture
- Keep your kernel away from infrastructure. Let the framework handle the infrastructure.
- Controller -> Command -> Command Bus ->
CommandHandler
What did we win?
- Can leverage Middleware with a command bus
- Queues as a service (RabbitMQ)
- Work queue - one producer, multiple consumers
- Queues should be durable - messages are also stored on disk, consumers should acknowledge a message once a message is handled
- Publish/subscribe
- Producer -> Fanout/direct with routing (multiple queues) -> multiple consumers
- Topics - wildcards
2016
- New intern. Understand everything, 'just PHP'. Plain PHP application, not 'scary Symfony'
Symfony Messenger
composer req symfony/messager
- best MessageBus implementation- Message -> Message bus -> Message handler
- Message is a plain PHP class
- Handler is a normal PHP class which is invokable
messenger:message_hander
tag in config- Autowire with
MessageHandlerInterface
- What if it takes 20 seconds to send a message? Use asynchronous.
- Transports as middleware (needs sender, receiver, configurable with DSN, encode/decode).
MESSENGER_DSN
added to.env
- Start consumer with
bin/console messager:consume-messages
. Time limit with--time-limit 300
- PHP Enqueue - production ready, battle-tested messaging solution for PHP
Issues
- Transformers, takes an object and transforms into an array -
FooTransformer implements TransformerInterface
. - Don't break other apps by changing the payload.
Multiple buses
- Command bus, query bus, event bus
- Separate actions from reactions
Envelope
- Stamps for metadata - has the item been on the queue already?
Failures
- Requeue, different queue or same queue after a period of time
- Failed queue 1 every minute, failed queue 2 every hour - temporary glitches or a bug?
Creating entities
-
What if two users registered at the same tiem? Use uuids rather than IDs.
-
Symfony validation - can be used on messages, not just forms.
-
Cache everything
- Option 1: HTTP request -> Thin app (gets responses from Redis) -> POST to queue. Every GET request would warm cache
- Option 2: HTTP request -> Thin app -> return 200 response -> pass to workers
-
Tip: put Command and CommandHandlers in the same directory