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<?php
namespace ByTIC\DataObjects\Behaviors\Timestampable;
use Nip\Records\AbstractModels\RecordManager;
use Nip\Records\EventManager\Events\Event;
/**
* Trait TimestampableManagerTrait
* @package ByTIC\DataObjects\Behaviors\Timestampable
*/
trait TimestampableManagerTrait
{
use TimestampableTrait;
public function bootTimestampableManagerTrait()
$this->hookTimestampableIntoLifecycle();
}
protected function hookTimestampableIntoLifecycle()
$updateCallback = function ($record, $manager, $type) {
if (method_exists($manager, 'getTimestampAttributes')) {
$attributes = $this->getTimestampAttributes($type);
} else {
$attributes = $type;
/** @var TimestampableTrait $record */
$record->updatedTimestamps($attributes);
};
$events = ['creating' => 'create', 'updating' => 'update'];
foreach ($events as $event => $type) {
if (is_callable('static::' . $event) == false) {
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When comparing two booleans, it is generally considered safer to use the strict comparison operator.
continue;
static::$event(
function (Event $event) use ($updateCallback, $type) {
$record = $event->getRecord();
/** @var static|RecordManager $manager */
$manager = $event->getManager();
$updateCallback($record, $manager, $type);
);
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When comparing two booleans, it is generally considered safer to use the strict comparison operator.