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ServiceProvider

Registers the direct flash messaging service.

The default service uses Phalcon's direct flash adapter, enables auto-escape, and applies Bootstrap-compatible CSS classes. Applications that need session flash behavior should register their own provider intentionally because that changes message lifetime and session requirements.


Properties

serviceName

Stable DI service name managed by this provider.

protected string $serviceName

This value is part of the provider contract because controllers, tasks, other injectables, and replacement providers resolve services by name. Concrete providers must set it to a non-empty value.


cssStyle

Default CSS classes used for direct flash message types.

protected array<string,string> $cssStyle

Methods

register

Register the shared flash service.

public register(\PhalconKit\Di\DiInterface $di): void

The flash adapter receives DI and auto-escaping before being returned, so controller output can use the service without repeating those safety settings.

Parameters:

Parameter Type Description
$di \PhalconKit\Di\DiInterface

Inherited methods

__construct

Stores the DI container and prepares the provider for registration.

public __construct(\PhalconKit\Di\DiInterface $di): mixed

The constructor intentionally requires PhalconKit\Di\DiInterface so providers can rely on typed service helpers during configuration and registration.

Parameters:

Parameter Type Description
$di \PhalconKit\Di\DiInterface

Throws:

When a concrete provider does not define a non-empty service name. - LogicException


getName

Returns the DI service name managed by this provider.

public getName(): string

boot

Optional post-registration hook.

public boot(): void

The base implementation is intentionally empty. Custom bootstraps or application code may call this method for provider-specific startup work after all services have been registered.


configure

Optional provider-local configuration hook.

public configure(): void

This runs during construction after DI has been stored and before register() is called. Use it to normalize provider options or prepare lightweight state; service creation belongs in register().