Conditions | 2 |
Paths | 2 |
Total Lines | 79 |
Code Lines | 60 |
Lines | 0 |
Ratio | 0 % |
Changes | 0 |
Small methods make your code easier to understand, in particular if combined with a good name. Besides, if your method is small, finding a good name is usually much easier.
For example, if you find yourself adding comments to a method's body, this is usually a good sign to extract the commented part to a new method, and use the comment as a starting point when coming up with a good name for this new method.
Commonly applied refactorings include:
If many parameters/temporary variables are present:
1 | <?php |
||
11 | public function forDNDeployment(\DNDeployment $obj) { |
||
12 | $loader = new Finite\Loader\ArrayLoader([ |
||
13 | 'class' => 'DNDeployment', |
||
14 | 'states' => [ |
||
15 | DNDeployment::STATE_NEW => ['type' => StateInterface::TYPE_INITIAL], |
||
16 | DNDeployment::STATE_SUBMITTED => ['type' => StateInterface::TYPE_NORMAL], |
||
17 | DNDeployment::STATE_INVALID => ['type' => StateInterface::TYPE_NORMAL], |
||
18 | DNDeployment::STATE_APPROVED => ['type' => StateInterface::TYPE_NORMAL], |
||
19 | DNDeployment::STATE_REJECTED => ['type' => StateInterface::TYPE_NORMAL], |
||
20 | DNDeployment::STATE_QUEUED => ['type' => StateInterface::TYPE_NORMAL], |
||
21 | DNDeployment::STATE_DEPLOYING => ['type' => StateInterface::TYPE_NORMAL], |
||
22 | DNDeployment::STATE_ABORTING => ['type' => StateInterface::TYPE_NORMAL], |
||
23 | DNDeployment::STATE_COMPLETED => ['type' => StateInterface::TYPE_FINAL], |
||
24 | DNDeployment::STATE_FAILED => ['type' => StateInterface::TYPE_FINAL], |
||
25 | ], |
||
26 | 'transitions' => [ |
||
27 | DNDeployment::TR_NEW => ['from' => [DNDeployment::STATE_SUBMITTED], 'to' => DNDeployment::STATE_NEW], |
||
28 | DNDeployment::TR_SUBMIT => ['from' => [DNDeployment::STATE_NEW], 'to' => DNDeployment::STATE_SUBMITTED], |
||
29 | DNDeployment::TR_QUEUE => [ |
||
30 | 'from' => [ |
||
31 | DNDeployment::STATE_NEW, // @deprecated. Remove this when DNRoot::startDeploy() is removed. |
||
32 | DNDeployment::STATE_APPROVED |
||
33 | ], |
||
34 | 'to' => DNDeployment::STATE_QUEUED |
||
35 | ], |
||
36 | DNDeployment::TR_INVALIDATE => [ |
||
37 | 'from' => [ |
||
38 | DNDeployment::STATE_NEW, |
||
39 | DNDeployment::STATE_SUBMITTED, |
||
40 | DNDeployment::STATE_APPROVED, |
||
41 | DNDeployment::STATE_REJECTED |
||
42 | ], |
||
43 | 'to' => DNDeployment::STATE_INVALID |
||
44 | ], |
||
45 | DNDeployment::TR_APPROVE => ['from' => [ |
||
46 | DNDeployment::STATE_NEW, |
||
47 | DNDeployment::STATE_SUBMITTED |
||
48 | ], |
||
49 | 'to' => DNDeployment::STATE_APPROVED |
||
50 | ], |
||
51 | DNDeployment::TR_REJECT => ['from' => [DNDeployment::STATE_SUBMITTED], 'to' => DNDeployment::STATE_REJECTED], |
||
52 | DNDeployment::TR_DEPLOY => ['from' => [DNDeployment::STATE_QUEUED], 'to' => DNDeployment::STATE_DEPLOYING], |
||
53 | DNDeployment::TR_ABORT => [ |
||
54 | 'from' => [ |
||
55 | DNDeployment::STATE_QUEUED, |
||
56 | DNDeployment::STATE_DEPLOYING, |
||
57 | DNDeployment::STATE_ABORTING |
||
58 | ], |
||
59 | 'to' => DNDeployment::STATE_ABORTING |
||
60 | ], |
||
61 | DNDeployment::TR_COMPLETE => ['from' => [DNDeployment::STATE_DEPLOYING], 'to' => DNDeployment::STATE_COMPLETED], |
||
62 | DNDeployment::TR_FAIL => [ |
||
63 | 'from' => [ |
||
64 | DNDeployment::STATE_NEW, |
||
65 | DNDeployment::STATE_SUBMITTED, |
||
66 | DNDeployment::STATE_INVALID, |
||
67 | DNDeployment::STATE_REJECTED, |
||
68 | DNDeployment::STATE_APPROVED, |
||
69 | DNDeployment::STATE_QUEUED, |
||
70 | DNDeployment::STATE_DEPLOYING, |
||
71 | DNDeployment::STATE_ABORTING |
||
72 | ], |
||
73 | 'to' => DNDeployment::STATE_FAILED |
||
74 | ], |
||
75 | ] |
||
76 | ]); |
||
77 | $stateMachine = Injector::inst()->get('Finite\StateMachine\StateMachine', true, [$obj]); |
||
78 | |||
79 | // if we have already initialised a state machine for the given \DNDeployment |
||
80 | // then don't re-initialise it again, as this causes bugs with transition events |
||
81 | // being called multiple times. |
||
82 | if (empty(self::$initialised[$obj->ID])) { |
||
83 | $loader->load($stateMachine); |
||
84 | $stateMachine->initialize(); |
||
85 | $this->addHandlers($stateMachine); |
||
86 | self::$initialised[$obj->ID] = true; |
||
87 | } |
||
88 | return $stateMachine; |
||
89 | } |
||
90 | |||
121 |
You can fix this by adding a namespace to your class:
When choosing a vendor namespace, try to pick something that is not too generic to avoid conflicts with other libraries.