Configuration

tilttek/activity-bundle

tilttek_activity:
    store: doctrine            # or memory, for tests
    connection: default        # the DBAL connection of the journal
    verbs: []                  # the declared verbs, as patterns; empty accepts every verb
    batch_size: 500            # entries read at a time by a projection, and by the export of a member
    projections: live          # live, messenger or manual
    projection_bus: messenger.bus.default   # the bus of the projections' messages, in messenger mode
    dates:
        past: P30D             # how long before now a gesture may be dated; ~ for no bound
        ahead: PT5M            # how long after now a gesture may be dated
    privacy:
        member_kind: member    # a data subject "44" is the member "member:44"

Key	Default	Meaning
`store`	`doctrine`	`doctrine` keeps the journal and the checkpoints in the database; `memory` keeps them in the process, for tests
`connection`	`default`	The DBAL connection, `doctrine.dbal.<name>_connection`; the schema listener is tied to it
`verbs`	`[]`	Patterns such as `game.played`, `game.` or ``; a wrong pattern fails when the container is compiled; an undeclared verb raises `UnknownVerb` when it is recorded
`batch_size`	`500`	At least 1
`projections`	`live`	`live`: each new entry catches up the projections that read it, in the same request; `messenger`: it sends them a `CatchUpProjection` message (Projections); `manual`: only `tilttek:activity:catch-up` catches them up
`projection_bus`	`messenger.bus.default`	The Messenger bus the messages are sent on and handled from, in `messenger` mode
`dates.past`	`P30D`	An ISO 8601 duration: a gesture dated earlier before the clock raises `InvalidActivity`; `~` lifts the bound, for an application that imports a history
`dates.ahead`	`PT5M`	An ISO 8601 duration: a gesture dated later after the clock raises `InvalidActivity`
`privacy.member_kind`	`member`	The kind of the reference a data subject of `phil/privacy-bundle` stands for

The services keep no state between requests: they are safe in a worker. The journal and the checkpoints in memory, for tests, empty themselves when the kernel resets.