Features

What are the features?

• Extractors

• Transformers

• Loaders

• Hooks

Hooks

Hooks are a way to add custom functionality to the system. They are called at various points in the process, and can be used perform custom actions.

Hooks are added to the system by creating a class that implements the corresponding hook interface.

A single hook can implement multiple interfaces, and can be used to perform multiple actions.

There are several hooks that can be used:

• BeforePipelineHook -> It is called before the pipeline is executed.

  • BeforePipelineHookInterface

• AfterBulkHook -> It is called after each bulk has been processed.

  • AfterBulkHookInterface

• AfterPipelineHook -> It is called after the pipeline has been executed.

  • AfterPipelineHookInterface

To add a hook to the system, you need to create also a HookPlugin class that will be used to register the hook in the system.

The HookPlugin class should implement the HookPluginInterface and should be registered in the SpringbokDependencyProvider@getHookPlugins method.

Further reading:

• See How to write a new hook plugin for more information on how to write a hook plugin.