MIF_E31222691/laravel/config/container.php

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<?php namespace Laravel;
return array(
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Laravel Routing Components
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| The following components are used by the Laravel routing system.
|
| The router is used to map a given method and URI to a route intance.
|
| The route loader is responsible for loading the appropriates routes file
| for a given request URI, as well as loading all routes when the framework
| needs to find a named route wtihin the application.
|
| The route caller is responsible for receiving a route and taking the
| appropriate action to execute that route. Some routes delegate execution
| to a controller, so this class will also resolve controllers out of the
| container and call the appropriate methods on those controllers.
|
*/
'laravel.routing.router' => array('singleton' => true, 'resolver' => function($c)
{
return new Routing\Router($c->core('routing.loader'), CONTROLLER_PATH);
}),
'laravel.routing.loader' => array('singleton' => true, 'resolver' => function($c)
{
return new Routing\Loader(APP_PATH, ROUTE_PATH);
}),
'laravel.routing.caller' => array('resolver' => function($c)
{
return new Routing\Caller($c, require APP_PATH.'filters'.EXT, CONTROLLER_PATH);
}),
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Laravel Database Connectors
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| The following components are used to establish PDO database connections
| to the various database systems supported by Laravel. By resolving these
| connectors out of the IoC container, new database systems may be added
| by simply registering a connector in the container.
|
*/
'laravel.database.connectors.sqlite' => array('resolver' => function($c)
{
return new Database\Connectors\SQLite(DATABASE_PATH);
}),
'laravel.database.connectors.mysql' => array('resolver' => function($c)
{
return new Database\Connectors\MySQL;
}),
'laravel.database.connectors.pgsql' => array('resolver' => function($c)
{
return new Database\Connectors\Postgres;
}),
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Laravel Caching Components
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| The following components are used by the wonderfully simple Laravel cache
| system. Each driver is resolved through the container, so new drivers may
| be added by simply registering them in the container.
|
*/
'laravel.cache.apc' => array('resolver' => function($c)
{
return new Cache\Drivers\APC(Config::get('cache.key'));
}),
'laravel.cache.file' => array('resolver' => function($c)
{
return new Cache\Drivers\File(CACHE_PATH);
}),
'laravel.cache.redis' => array('resolver' => function()
{
return new Cache\Drivers\Redis(Redis::db());
}),
'laravel.cache.memcached' => array('resolver' => function($c)
{
return new Cache\Drivers\Memcached($c->core('cache.memcache.connection'), Config::get('cache.key'));
}),
'laravel.cache.memcache.connection' => array('singleton' => true, 'resolver' => function($c)
{
$memcache = new \Memcache;
foreach (Config::get('cache.memcached') as $server)
{
$memcache->addServer($server['host'], $server['port'], true, $server['weight']);
}
if ($memcache->getVersion() === false)
{
throw new \Exception('Could not establish memcached connection. Please verify your memcached configuration.');
}
return $memcache;
}),
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Laravel Session Components
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| The following components are used by the Laravel session system.
|
| The framework allows the session ID to be transported via a variety
| of different mechanisms by resolve the ID itself and the session
| transporter instance out of the container. This allows sessions
| to be used by clients who cannot receive cookies.
|
| The session manager is responsible for loading the session payload
| from the session driver, as well as examining the payload validitiy
| and things like the CSRF token.
|
*/
'laravel.session.transporter' => array('resolver' => function($c)
{
return new Session\Transporters\Cookie;
}),
'laravel.session.apc' => array('resolver' => function($c)
{
return new Session\Drivers\APC($c->core('cache.apc'));
}),
'laravel.session.cookie' => array('resolver' => function($c)
{
return new Session\Drivers\Cookie;
}),
'laravel.session.database' => array('resolver' => function($c)
{
return new Session\Drivers\Database(Database\Manager::connection());
}),
'laravel.session.file' => array('resolver' => function($c)
{
return new Session\Drivers\File(SESSION_PATH);
}),
'laravel.session.redis' => array('resolver' => function($c)
{
return new Session\Drivers\Redis($c->core('cache.redis'));
}),
'laravel.session.memcached' => array('resolver' => function($c)
{
return new Session\Drivers\Memcached($c->core('cache.memcached'));
}),
);