Kdyby/Events are compatible with events dispatcher in doctrine/common, so you can use them with Doctrine.
The best way to install Kdyby/Events is using Composer:
$ composer require kdyby/eventsLearn more in the documentation.
Homepage http://www.kdyby.org and repository http://github.com/kdyby/events.
Full Changelog: v5.0.0...v5.0.1
Thanks @Jakub-Fajkus & @bckp
Thanks @PavelJurasek & @lutor & @AloisJasa & @adaamz
Thanks @PavelJurasek & @lutor & @AloisJasa & @adaamz
This release is for Nette ~2.4
This release is for Nette 2.3.*
CallableSubscriber: allows to use __call(); thx @hranicka; For more info, look at the interface descriptionevents.subscribers ; thx @sneznaovcaThis release is for Nette ~2.3 (which means also ~2.4).
LifeCycleEventThis release is for Nette ~2.3 (You should start migrating to ~3.0 releases of Kdyby/Events)
This release is for Nette ~2.3
globalDispatchFirst option by @enumagLifeCycleEventThis release is for Nette ~2.3
This release is for Nette ~2.3
This release is for Nette 2.2.*
NamespacedEventManager explanation here. But as long as you're using this extension according to the documentation, you're fine. This is only relevant to Kdyby\Doctrine, which fixes the BC Break internallyThis release is for Nette ~2.2
NamespacedEventManager explanation here. But as long as you're using this extension according to the documentation, you're fine. This is only relevant to Kdyby\Doctrine, which fixes the BC Break internallyThis release is for Nette 2.1.*
onSomething and you presenter is a registered service, it would have been replaced by Event object which might result in breaking of the application. You would notice this during development, but it was a unnecesary situation. Now it's fixed, all properties that have annotation @persistent or @inject will be excluded from autowiring of Events.This release is for Nette 2.2.*
onSomething and you presenter is a registered service, it would have been replaced by Event object which might result in breaking of the application. You would notice this during development, but it was a unnecesary situation. Now it's fixed, all properties that have annotation @persistent or @inject will be excluded from autowiring of Events.This release is for Nette 2.1.*
Nette\Callback2.1.*DI\Container::onInitialize to DI Container (there was an edge case, where it wasn't added to the container)Subscriber interfaceevents:
debugger: # theese are default values
dispatchTree: off
dispatchLog: on
events: on
listeners: offAnd old options debugger: count and debugger: off still work.
IExceptionHandlerNette\CallbackBumped dependency on Nette to ~2.1@dev
2.0.*First release to require development version of Nette
Event::append() & Event::prepend()This version was released because it fixes the hack for placing onInitialize event at the right place in container.
