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DigiComp.Sequence
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This is a very simple and stupid tool, helping in generation of gapless sequences. For this task it relies on key
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integrity of the database of your choice.
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Usage is quite simple also:
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/**
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* @param \DigiComp\Sequence\Service\SequenceNumberGenerator $sequenceNumberGenerator
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*/
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public function __construct(SequenceNumberGenerator $sequenceNumberGenerator)
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{
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$this->orderId = $sequenceNumberGenerator->getNextNumberFor($this);
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}
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2016-06-24 20:57:06 +02:00
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``getNextNumberFor`` allows you to give an object which will be resolved to its FQCN or a custom sequence name.
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The CommandController helps you to advance the current sequence number, in case of migrations or similar.
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See ``./flow help sequence:advance`` if interested.
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