Updated plugin example for new eventdispatcher

examples/5.3.1-plugin-event-hooks.php

 <?php
 require(__DIR__.'/init.php');
-
+use Solarium\Core\Event\Events;
 
 // this very simple plugin shows a timing for each event and display some request debug info
 class basicDebug extends Solarium\Core\Plugin\Plugin
@@ -9,16 +9,27 @@ class basicDebug extends Solarium\Core\Plugin\Plugin
     protected $start;
     protected $output = array();
 
-    public function initPlugin($client, $options)
+    protected function initPluginType()
     {
         $this->start = microtime(true);
+
+        $dispatcher = $this->client->getEventDispatcher();
+        $dispatcher->addListener(Events::PRE_CREATE_REQUEST, array($this, 'preCreateRequest'));
+        $dispatcher->addListener(Events::POST_CREATE_REQUEST, array($this, 'postCreateRequest'));
+        $dispatcher->addListener(Events::PRE_EXECUTE_REQUEST, array($this, 'preExecuteRequest'));
+        $dispatcher->addListener(Events::POST_EXECUTE_REQUEST, array($this, 'postExecuteRequest'));
+        $dispatcher->addListener(Events::PRE_CREATE_RESULT, array($this, 'preCreateResult'));
+        $dispatcher->addListener(Events::POST_CREATE_RESULT, array($this, 'postCreateResult'));
+        $dispatcher->addListener(Events::PRE_EXECUTE, array($this, 'preExecute'));
+        $dispatcher->addListener(Events::POST_EXECUTE, array($this, 'postExecute'));
+        $dispatcher->addListener(Events::PRE_CREATE_QUERY, array($this, 'preCreateQuery'));
+        $dispatcher->addListener(Events::POST_CREATE_QUERY, array($this, 'postCreateQuery'));
     }
 
     protected function timer($event)
     {
         $time = round(microtime(true) - $this->start, 5);
         $this->output[] = '['.$time.'] ' . $event;
-
     }
 
     public function display()
@@ -26,59 +37,59 @@ class basicDebug extends Solarium\Core\Plugin\Plugin
         echo implode('<br/>', $this->output);
     }
 
-    public function preCreateRequest($query)
+    public function preCreateRequest()
     {
         $this->timer('preCreateRequest');
     }
 
-    public function postCreateRequest($query, $request)
+    public function postCreateRequest()
     {
         $this->timer('postCreateRequest');
     }
 
     // This method uses the aviable param(s) (see plugin abstract class)
     // You can access or modify data this way
-    public function preExecuteRequest($request)
+    public function preExecuteRequest($event)
     {
         $this->timer('preExecuteRequest');
 
         // this dummy param will be visible in the debug output but will also be used in the actual Solr request
-        $request->addParam('dummyparam', 'dummyvalue');
+        $event->getRequest()->addParam('dummyparam', 'dummyvalue');
 
-        $this->output[] = 'Request URI: ' . $request->getUri();
+        $this->output[] = 'Request URI: ' . $event->getRequest()->getUri();
     }
 
-    public function postExecuteRequest($request, $response)
+    public function postExecuteRequest()
     {
         $this->timer('postExecuteRequest');
     }
 
-    public function preCreateResult($query, $response)
+    public function preCreateResult()
     {
         $this->timer('preCreateResult');
     }
 
-    public function postCreateResult($query, $response, $result)
+    public function postCreateResult()
     {
         $this->timer('postCreateResult');
     }
 
-    public function preExecute($query)
+    public function preExecute()
     {
         $this->timer('preExecute');
     }
 
-    public function postExecute($query, $result)
+    public function postExecute()
     {
         $this->timer('postExecute');
     }
 
-    public function preCreateQuery($type, $options)
+    public function preCreateQuery()
     {
         $this->timer('preCreateResult');
     }
 
-    public function postCreateQuery($type, $options, $query)
+    public function postCreateQuery()
     {
         $this->timer('postCreateResult');
     }