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# Event System
XC_VM uses a PSR-14-style typed event dispatcher. All events are plain PHP classes
dispatched and received by name. The dispatcher is instance-based and stored in the
DI container under the key `events`.
---
## EventDispatcher
`EventDispatcher` is a singleton with an instance bridge. Static methods delegate to the
active instance so existing call sites work without changes.
```php
// bootstrap.php wires the canonical instance:
$dispatcher = new EventDispatcher();
EventDispatcher::setInstance($dispatcher);
$container->set('events', $dispatcher);
// Both paths reach the same listener store:
EventDispatcher::dispatch(new MyEvent(...)); // static call
$container->get('events')->dispatch(new MyEvent(...)); // instance call
```
In tests, isolate state per-test with:
```php
protected function setUp(): void {
$dispatcher = new EventDispatcher();
EventDispatcher::setInstance($dispatcher);
}
protected function tearDown(): void {
EventDispatcher::resetInstance();
}
```
---
## Dispatching and listening
```php
// Dispatch
EventDispatcher::dispatch(new StreamStartedEvent($lineId, $streamId));
// Listen
EventDispatcher::listen(StreamStartedEvent::class, function (StreamStartedEvent $e): void {
// handle
}, priority: 10);
// Remove a listener
EventDispatcher::unlisten(StreamStartedEvent::class, $myCallable);
// Check
EventDispatcher::hasListeners(StreamStartedEvent::class); // bool
```
**Priority** — higher integer = called first. Default `0`.
---
## Registering listeners in a module
### Option 1 — getEventSubscribers() array
```php
public function getEventSubscribers(): array {
return [
StreamStartedEvent::class => [$this, 'onStreamStarted'],
StreamStartedEvent::class => [[$this, 'onStreamStarted'], 20], // with priority
];
}
```
### Option 2 — #[ListensTo] attribute
```php
use ListensTo;
class MyModuleModule extends BaseModule {
#[ListensTo(StreamStartedEvent::class, priority: 20)]
public function onStreamStarted(StreamStartedEvent $e): void {
// handle
}
// IS_REPEATABLE — multiple attributes on the same method
#[ListensTo(StreamStartedEvent::class)]
#[ListensTo(StreamStoppedEvent::class)]
public function onStreamChange(object $e): void {
// handle both events
}
}
```
Both mechanisms work simultaneously and can coexist in the same module.
`ModuleLoader::bootAll()` runs both passes for every loaded module.
---
## Stoppable events
Extend `AbstractEvent` and call `$e->stopPropagation()`:
```php
class MyGatingEvent extends AbstractEvent {
public bool $allowed = true;
}
EventDispatcher::listen(MyGatingEvent::class, function (MyGatingEvent $e): void {
if (!$this->check()) {
$e->allowed = false;
$e->stopPropagation();
}
}, priority: 100);
```
Listeners are skipped once `isPropagationStopped()` returns `true`.
---
## Built-in core events
| Event class | Location | When dispatched | Stoppable |
| ----------- | -------- | --------------- | :-------: |
| `ModuleLoadedEvent` | `Events/Module/` | After module file is loaded | No |
| `ModuleBootedEvent` | `Events/Module/` | After `boot()` is called | No |
| `PackageInstalledEvent` | `Events/Module/` | After marketplace install | No |
| `UserAuthenticatedEvent` | `Events/Auth/` | After successful login | Yes |
| `UserLoggedOutEvent` | `Events/Auth/` | After logout | No |
| `StreamStartedEvent` | `Events/Stream/` | After stream started | No |
| `StreamStoppedEvent` | `Events/Stream/` | After stream stopped | No |
| `SettingsChangedEvent` | `Events/Settings/` | After settings saved | No |
---
## Writing a custom event
Plain class — use `readonly` properties for immutable payloads:
```php
<?php
namespace XcVm\Module\MyModule;
final class MyModuleEvent {
public function __construct(
public readonly int $lineId,
public readonly string $reason,
) {}
}
```
Stoppable event — extend `AbstractEvent`:
```php
<?php
namespace XcVm\Module\MyModule;
use AbstractEvent;
final class MyModuleGatingEvent extends AbstractEvent {
public bool $vetoed = false;
public function __construct(
public readonly int $resourceId,
) {}
}
```
Dispatch from anywhere after bootstrap:
```php
EventDispatcher::dispatch(new MyModuleEvent($lineId, 'reason'));
```
---
## ListensTo attribute reference
```php
#[\Attribute(\Attribute::TARGET_METHOD | \Attribute::IS_REPEATABLE)]
final class ListensTo {
public function __construct(
public readonly string $eventClass,
public readonly int $priority = 0,
) {}
}
```
- `eventClass` — fully-qualified class name of the event
- `priority` — listener priority (higher = called first; default `0`)
- Placed on public methods of classes that extend `BaseModule`
- `IS_REPEATABLE` — multiple `#[ListensTo]` on the same method are all registered
- If `eventClass` does not exist at runtime, the attribute is skipped gracefully (no exception)
## Related files
| File | Role |
| --- | --- |
| `src/Core/Events/EventDispatcher.php` | PSR-14 event dispatcher |
| `src/Core/Events/ListensTo.php` | Listener attribute |
| `src/Core/Events/` | Event classes (Auth, Module, Settings, Stream) |