This is one of 3 tasks in a combination to create a Flow Light
Since there is a direct dependency on the Doctrine persistence layer inside the DynamicRoutePartValue this funding request will only make sense if the Split Doctrine Dependency from Neos.Flow is accepted`
What is the purpose of this project?
To remove the need of a database table to store routing information and instead move this to a cache.
Moving this storage from a database to a cache is a step on the way to create a Flow Light where there is no database and can simplify the setup even more.
What does it take to get started?
We have the knowledge and concept at hand. I have a rough prototype at hand already.
What will you be doing
I will create a backward supported transition from database storage to a cache. The developer will not “feel” any difference, since the routing syntax is similar as always.
I will introduce a number of interfaces that can be overridden directly via Objects.yaml for other implementations to take over for the storage
Additional goals:
- I will like to have the new route storing so take the “domain” of a request into account, so it doesn’t create “[slug]-1” when a request for both domain1.com and domain2.com has a similar objectpath.
When is it considered done?
It’s considered done when:
- All tests passes
- We can run a known Flow applications with the ObjectPathMappin stored in the cache
How long does it take?
Since there is a direct dependency on the Doctrine persistence layer inside the DynamicRoutePartValue this funding request will only make sense if the Split Doctrine Dependency from Neos.Flow is accepted`
I’m very cautious with this estimate. But somewhere between 15-20 hours. For the sake of this funding request I will go for the largest (worst case)
How mouch money are you asking for?
Not knowing the hourly rate this is calculated with a hourly rate of €100
20 hours * €100 = €2000