Hi everybody,
I'm currently developing and planning some pure Command Line tools which
all rely on some Symfony components.
After some days of developing I noticed that it would be nice, if I were
able to use the bundle system,because then I would be both able to reuse
some code and structure the app's code in a clean way.
My only problem is, that using the the Symfony Bundle structure would
require two problematic new components: HttpKernel and HttpFoundation.
While I maybe could accept that I have to add a dependency to the
HttpKernel Component, adding the HttpFoundation to the project seems far
away from a good compliance with the SoC principle.
So I wondered how to use the Bundle system, and other goods provided by
the Kernel, in apps which aren't related to HTTP in any way, but I found
no way to do this without changing code in the HttpKernel component
without requiring such unused dependencies as the HttpFoundation
component (if there is a way to do so, I'm sorry for posting my question
to the dev-mailinglist).
So I took a look at the HttpKernel code and the following possibilities
came to my mind:
* Make the KernelInterface and Kernel class standalone and let the
HttpKernel extend the Kernel while implementing the HttpKernelInterface
* Make the KernelInterface and Kernel class standalone and leave the
HttpKernel untouched but introduce a "Fat" HttpKernel (No Idea how to
name it^^) which does extend the Kernel class and adds the handle method
of the current Kernel class
* Seperating the Kernel class and interface + all classes which are not
related to the HttpKernel in a new Kernel component (the Kernel
Component has to be refractored e.g. as described above), and make the
HttpKernel component the component for all the HTTP related stuff which
depends on the new Kernel component and on the HttpFoundation
* Moving the Module system to its own component (completely independent
from the above ideas)
Don't know if any of these ideas is even possible, but if you think that
one of this idea could be realized (and has chances to be merged) I
could write a first draft and open a PR so implementation details could
be discussed there.
cheers,
drak3
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