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Config Package Gap Analysis
Overview
This document analyzes the gaps between our current configuration handling (in Core package) and Laravel's Config package functionality, identifying what needs to be implemented as a standalone Config package.
Related Documentation
- See Config Package Specification for current implementation
- See Laravel Compatibility Roadmap for overall status
- See Foundation Integration Guide for integration patterns
- See Testing Guide for testing approaches
- See Getting Started Guide for development setup
Implementation Gaps
1. Missing Package Structure
// Need to create dedicated Config package:
packages/config/
├── lib/
│ ├── src/
│ │ ├── config_repository.dart
│ │ ├── environment_loader.dart
│ │ ├── config_loader.dart
│ │ └── config_cache.dart
│ └── config.dart
├── test/
└── example/
2. Missing Core Features
// 1. Config Repository
class ConfigRepository {
// Need to implement:
T? get<T>(String key, [T? defaultValue]);
void set(String key, dynamic value);
bool has(String key);
Map<String, dynamic> all();
void merge(Map<String, dynamic> items);
}
// 2. Environment Loading
class EnvironmentLoader {
// Need to implement:
Future<void> load([String? path]);
String? get(String key, [String? defaultValue]);
void set(String key, String value);
bool has(String key);
}
// 3. Configuration Loading
class ConfigurationLoader {
// Need to implement:
Future<Map<String, dynamic>> load();
Future<Map<String, dynamic>> loadFile(String path);
Future<void> reload();
}
3. Missing Laravel Features
// 1. Package Configuration
class PackageConfig {
// Need to implement:
Future<void> publish(String package, Map<String, String> paths);
Future<void> publishForce(String package, Map<String, String> paths);
List<String> publishedPackages();
}
// 2. Configuration Groups
class ConfigurationGroups {
// Need to implement:
void group(String name, List<String> paths);
List<String> getGroup(String name);
bool hasGroup(String name);
}
// 3. Configuration Caching
class ConfigCache {
// Need to implement:
Future<void> cache(Map<String, dynamic> config);
Future<Map<String, dynamic>?> load();
Future<void> clear();
}
Integration Gaps
1. Container Integration
// Need to implement:
class ConfigServiceProvider {
void register() {
// Register config repository
container.singleton<ConfigContract>((c) =>
ConfigRepository(
loader: c.make<ConfigurationLoader>(),
cache: c.make<ConfigCache>()
)
);
// Register environment loader
container.singleton<EnvironmentLoader>((c) =>
EnvironmentLoader(
path: c.make<PathResolver>().base
)
);
}
}
2. Package Integration
// Need to implement:
class PackageServiceProvider {
void register() {
// Register package config
publishConfig('my-package', {
'config/my-package.php': 'my-package'
});
}
void boot() {
// Merge package config
config.merge({
'my-package': {
'key': 'value'
}
});
}
}
3. Environment Integration
// Need to implement:
class EnvironmentServiceProvider {
void boot() {
var env = container.make<EnvironmentLoader>();
// Load environment files
env.load();
if (env.get('APP_ENV') == 'local') {
env.load('.env.local');
}
// Set environment variables
config.set('app.env', env.get('APP_ENV', 'production'));
config.set('app.debug', env.get('APP_DEBUG', 'false') == 'true');
}
}
Documentation Gaps
1. Missing API Documentation
// Need to document:
/// Manages application configuration.
///
/// Provides access to configuration values using dot notation:
/// ```dart
/// var dbHost = config.get<String>('database.connections.mysql.host');
/// ```
class ConfigRepository {
/// Gets a configuration value.
///
/// Returns [defaultValue] if key not found.
T? get<T>(String key, [T? defaultValue]);
}
2. Missing Usage Examples
// Need examples for:
// 1. Basic Configuration
var appName = config.get<String>('app.name', 'My App');
var debug = config.get<bool>('app.debug', false);
// 2. Environment Configuration
var dbConfig = {
'host': env('DB_HOST', 'localhost'),
'port': env('DB_PORT', '3306'),
'database': env('DB_DATABASE'),
'username': env('DB_USERNAME'),
'password': env('DB_PASSWORD')
};
// 3. Package Configuration
class MyPackageServiceProvider {
void register() {
publishConfig('my-package', {
'config/my-package.php': 'my-package'
});
}
}
3. Missing Test Coverage
// Need tests for:
void main() {
group('Config Repository', () {
test('gets nested values', () {
var config = ConfigRepository({
'app': {
'name': 'Test App',
'nested': {'key': 'value'}
}
});
expect(config.get('app.name'), equals('Test App'));
expect(config.get('app.nested.key'), equals('value'));
});
});
group('Environment Loader', () {
test('loads env files', () async {
var env = EnvironmentLoader();
await env.load('.env.test');
expect(env.get('APP_NAME'), equals('Test App'));
expect(env.get('APP_ENV'), equals('testing'));
});
});
}
Implementation Priority
-
High Priority
- Create Config package structure
- Implement core repository
- Add environment loading
- Add configuration loading
-
Medium Priority
- Add package configuration
- Add configuration groups
- Add configuration caching
- Add container integration
-
Low Priority
- Add helper functions
- Add testing utilities
- Add debugging tools
Next Steps
-
Package Creation
- Create package structure
- Move config code from Core
- Add package dependencies
- Setup testing
-
Core Implementation
- Implement ConfigRepository
- Implement EnvironmentLoader
- Implement ConfigurationLoader
- Add caching support
-
Integration Implementation
- Add container integration
- Add package support
- Add environment support
- Add service providers
Would you like me to:
- Create the Config package structure?
- Start implementing core features?
- Create detailed implementation plans?
Development Guidelines
1. Getting Started
Before implementing config features:
- Review Getting Started Guide
- Check Laravel Compatibility Roadmap
- Follow Testing Guide
- Use Foundation Integration Guide
- Review Config Package Specification
2. Implementation Process
For each config feature:
- Write tests following Testing Guide
- Implement following Laravel patterns
- Document following Getting Started Guide
- Integrate following Foundation Integration Guide
3. Quality Requirements
All implementations must:
- Pass all tests (see Testing Guide)
- Meet Laravel compatibility requirements
- Follow integration patterns (see Foundation Integration Guide)
- Match specifications in Config Package Specification
4. Integration Considerations
When implementing config features:
- Follow patterns in Foundation Integration Guide
- Ensure Laravel compatibility per Laravel Compatibility Roadmap
- Use testing approaches from Testing Guide
- Follow development setup in Getting Started Guide
5. Performance Guidelines
Config system must:
- Cache configuration efficiently
- Minimize file I/O
- Support lazy loading
- Handle environment variables efficiently
- Meet performance targets in Laravel Compatibility Roadmap
6. Testing Requirements
Config tests must:
- Cover all configuration scenarios
- Test environment handling
- Verify caching behavior
- Check file operations
- Follow patterns in Testing Guide
7. Documentation Requirements
Config documentation must:
- Explain configuration patterns
- Show environment examples
- Cover caching strategies
- Include performance tips
- Follow standards in Getting Started Guide