doctrine/event-manager 2.0.0

The Doctrine Event Manager is a highly efficient PHP tool that provides an easy-to-use event system. This valuable resource is utilized across numerous Doctrine projects, offering developers a simplified way to manage and coordinate event-centric activities and processes within their code.

Utilizing the Doctrine Event Manager within your PHP projects is a straightforward process. First, install the package using Composer, the most popular package manager for PHP. To do this, simply run composer require doctrine/event-manager in your console. Once installed, you might use it by creating an instance of the EventManager, attaching listeners to it and then triggering events of your choice. Here's a short example:

$eventManager = new \Doctrine\Common\EventManager();

// Add your listeners here
$eventManager->addEventListener('my-event', $myListener);

// Triggering the event
$eventManager->dispatchEvent('my-event');

In this code, $myListener would be an object of a class that contains a method my-event. When the 'my-event' event is triggered, this method gets called.

You can find comprehensive and descriptive documentation about the Doctrine Event Manager on the official Doctrine website at the following URL: https://www.doctrine-project.org/projects/doctrine-event-manager/en/latest/. You're encouraged to explore this documentation for in-depth tutorials, examples, and usage guidelines to make the best out of this area of the Doctrine project.