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AlgorithmManagerFactory.php
<?php declare(strict_types=1); namespace Jose\Component\Core; use InvalidArgumentException; use function is_string; /** * @see \Jose\Tests\Component\Core\AlgorithmManagerFactoryTest */ class AlgorithmManagerFactory { private array $algorithms = []; /** * Adds an algorithm. * * Each algorithm is identified by an alias hence it is allowed to have the same algorithm twice (or more). This can * be helpful when an algorithm have several configuration options. */ public function add(string $alias, Algorithm $algorithm): void { $this->algorithms[$alias] = $algorithm; } /** * Returns the list of aliases. * * @return string[] */ public function aliases(): array { return array_keys($this->algorithms); } /** * Returns all algorithms supported by this factory. This is an associative array. Keys are the aliases of the * algorithms. * * @return Algorithm[] */ public function all(): array { return $this->algorithms; } /** * Create an algorithm manager using the given aliases. * * @param string[] $aliases */ public function create(array $aliases): AlgorithmManager { $algorithms = []; foreach ($aliases as $alias) { if (! is_string($alias)) { throw new InvalidArgumentException('Invalid alias'); } if (! isset($this->algorithms[$alias])) { throw new InvalidArgumentException(sprintf( 'The algorithm with the alias "%s" is not supported.', $alias )); } $algorithms[] = $this->algorithms[$alias]; } return new AlgorithmManager($algorithms); } }