[FLOW3-general] Packages - best way to use them

[Michael Sauter]

Hi,

I'd say it depends ... IMO if a part of your app makes sense without 
your whole app, then make it its own package.
If not, structure your app in subpackages (much like the FLOW3 package) ...

~mic



On 28.03.11 10:09, Regine Rosewich wrote:
> Hi Dawid,
>
> I have the same opinion and do already work in this direction. As far as I
> can see from the "packaging" concept of FLOW3 (e. g. the Party-Package, the
> TYPO3CR Package or the ExtJS Package), the possibilities to work with
> namespaces and Dependency-Injection offers a lot of freedom to split up a
> huge application into logical Parts which make it easier to understand the
> main concept of the application. The only thing I always would try to keep
> consistent is the DDD approach with the underlying folder structure.
>
> Regine
>
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> [mailto:flow3-general-bounces at lists.typo3.org] Im Auftrag von Dawid
> Pacholczyk
> Gesendet: Montag, 28. März 2011 10:45
> An: flow3-general at lists.typo3.org
> Betreff: [FLOW3-general] Packages - best way to use them
>
> Hi all,
>    I have a little argue with someone about packages in FLOW3.
>
> In someones opinion the packages should be used like this: 1 application
> ->  1 package. So you have in it every model, controller, repository,
> other class that your app could use.
>
> My opinion is much diffrent. I think it should be used like group of
> tool so 1 app can be build from many packages. For example when you have
> a big portal I would build System package that is controlling some FE
> proccess and dispatching special assigment to other packages. I would
> also have Profiles package where I would put users, user groups,
> priviliges etc. (i thinks its a bit like in JAVA. Packages are grouped
> by role, tools are grouped in packages)
>
> What do you think ?
>
> best regards,
> Dawid Pacholczyk
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