php-service-bus/service-bus

This system is a PHP-based Service Bus framework designed to manage asynchronous message processing and event-driven architectures. It provides a modular infrastructure for routing, delivering, and executing messages through a configurable pipeline that supports automatic handler discovery, retry strategies, and structured logging. The framework abstracts away low-level transport and serialization details, allowing developers to define message handlers via PHP attributes and configure delivery options declaratively.

The codebase underwent a major refactoring to transition from a legacy event-sourcing and Symfony-based architecture to a modern PHP Service Bus implementation. This involved removing obsolete domain and infrastructure classes, updating dependencies to PHP 8.1 and Symfony 6.0, and introducing new features like attribute-based handler configuration, message execution timeouts, and improved endpoint routing.

20 changes

This period focused on establishing the core service bus architecture by implementing automatic message handler registration and dependency injection through new compiler passes and container builders. The work also introduced structured context management, granular exception handling, and configurable logging infrastructure with support for Graylog and standard output.

12 changes

This period focused on implementing the Service Bus architecture, introducing PHP attributes for message handling configuration, and establishing a robust retry mechanism with failed message storage. Extensive test coverage was added across the endpoint, application, and infrastructure layers to validate these new features.

8 changes

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