AOP/1: Aspect Oriented Programming addition for the DI/1 (https://github.com/framework-one/di1) dependency injection framework. You need DI/1 installed in order to use AOP/1. AOP/1 is part of the FW/1 family of components. All development work occurs in that repo. This repo is provided purely as a convenience for users who want just AOP/1 as a standalone component.

Usage

Using AOP/1 is easy if you already use DI/1. just replace the reference to "ioc" with "aop":

bf = new aop("/services");

Now that you have your beanfactory defined, you have access to a new method, "intercept". This tells AOP/1 which bean's methods you are going to intercept using another bean:

bf.intercept("ReverseService","Logger");

You can now carry on as usual and get the ReverseService and call methods on it:

result = rs.doReverse("This is being logged now!");
dump(result);

The difference now is that the 'Logger' bean's methods will now be called, if it has the methods "before", "after", "around" and "onError".

• The before() method will be called before the call to doReverse()
• The after() method will be called after the doReverse() method has been called
• The around() method will be called instead of the doReverse() method -- it is up to you to implement some functionality here
• The onError() method will be called if the doReverse() method throws an exception

If you want to only trigger an interceptor on certain methods you can add a parameter to the intercept method:

bf.intercept("ReverseService","Logger", "doReverse,doOtherThing");

Check out the AOP/1 documentation for more details.