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<?php | |||
/** | |||
* Event Bus Challenge | * Event Bus Challenge | ||
* | * | ||
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*/ | */ | ||
class EventEmitter { | |||
public function __construct() {} | |||
public function emit() {} | |||
public function | |||
public function subscribe() {} | |||
public function subscribe( | |||
} | } | ||
$emitter = new EventEmitter; | |||
$error_callback = function($data) { | |||
echo "Error 1. {$data["message"]} \n"; | echo "Error 1. {$data["message"]} \n"; | ||
}; | |||
$error_callback2 = function($data) { | |||
echo "Error 2. {$data["message"]} \n"; | echo "Error 2. {$data["message"]} \n"; | ||
}; | |||
$success_callback = function($data) { | |||
echo "SUCCESS! {$data["message"]} \n"; | echo "SUCCESS! {$data["message"]} \n"; | ||
}; | |||
$emitter->emit("error", ["message" => "Error one."]); | |||
$emitter->subscribe("error", $error_callback); | |||
$emitter->emit("error", ["message" => "Second error."]); | |||
$emitter->subscribe("error", $error_callback2); | |||
$emitter->emit("error", ["message" => "Yet another error."]); | |||
$emitter->subscribe("success", $success_callback); | |||
$emitter->emit("success", ["message" => "Great success!."]); | |||
// Expected output: | |||
// Error 1. Second error. | |||
// Error 1. Yet another error. | |||
// Error 2. Yet another error. | |||
// SUCCESS! Great success! | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:13, 22 May 2015
<?php /** * Event Bus Challenge * * FIRST: COPY/PASTE ALL THIS CODE IN THE TEXTFIELD BELOW AND EDIT IT THERE * * 1. The goal is to build a very simple PubSub/event class in PHP. * We will create an EventEmitter object and then we'll subscribe to events and trigger them. * Subscribing to an event simply adds a callback to be run when the event is triggered. * Triggering an event (emit) should run all the attached callbacks. * 2. Don't overthink it. The solution should only take a few minutes and a few lines of code. * Build only what you need to get the desired ouput. * * Constraints: * 1. Although we only use error/success events, please build the class to handle arbitrary events. * 2. Events data will always be an associative array. * 3. A callback should always be safe to call. */ class EventEmitter { public function __construct() {} public function emit() {} public function subscribe() {} } $emitter = new EventEmitter; $error_callback = function($data) { echo "Error 1. {$data["message"]} \n"; }; $error_callback2 = function($data) { echo "Error 2. {$data["message"]} \n"; }; $success_callback = function($data) { echo "SUCCESS! {$data["message"]} \n"; }; $emitter->emit("error", ["message" => "Error one."]); $emitter->subscribe("error", $error_callback); $emitter->emit("error", ["message" => "Second error."]); $emitter->subscribe("error", $error_callback2); $emitter->emit("error", ["message" => "Yet another error."]); $emitter->subscribe("success", $success_callback); $emitter->emit("success", ["message" => "Great success!."]); // Expected output: // Error 1. Second error. // Error 1. Yet another error. // Error 2. Yet another error. // SUCCESS! Great success!