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InvoiceShelf/app/Domains/Money/ExchangeRates/ExchangeRateDriverFactory.php
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Darko Gjorgjijoski 5ef7804e60 refactor: adopt modular domain architecture (#747)
* refactor: stabilize model identities for domain migration

* refactor: extract module platform context

* refactor: assign models to domain contexts

* refactor: extract ai platform context

* refactor: extract storage platform context

* refactor: extract mail platform context

* refactor: extract pdf platform context

* refactor: extract operations platform context

* refactor: move installation into operations platform

* refactor: extract money domain context

* refactor: extract taxation domain context

* refactor: extract catalog domain context

* refactor: extract metadata domain context

* refactor: extract reporting domain context

* refactor: extract purchases domain context

* refactor: extract receivables domain context

* refactor: extract accounts domain context

* refactor: complete reporting statement boundary

* refactor: extract contacts domain context

* refactor: extract sales domain context

* refactor: remove legacy application layers

* fix: migrate legacy bouncer role identities
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<?php
namespace App\Domains\Money\ExchangeRates;
use InvalidArgumentException;
use InvoiceShelf\Modules\Registry;
class ExchangeRateDriverFactory
{
/**
* Built-in driver fallback map.
*
* Kept as a backstop so that direct calls to register() (without going through
* the module Registry) continue to work. Built-in drivers are also registered
* via the Registry by MoneyServiceProvider — that registration is the
* canonical source for driver metadata (label, website, config_fields).
*
* @var array<string, class-string<ExchangeRateDriver>>
*/
protected static array $drivers = [
'currency_freak' => CurrencyFreakDriver::class,
'currency_layer' => CurrencyLayerDriver::class,
'open_exchange_rate' => OpenExchangeRateDriver::class,
'currency_converter' => CurrencyConverterDriver::class,
];
/**
* Register a custom exchange rate driver directly with the factory.
*
* Modules should prefer Registry::registerExchangeRateDriver() instead, which
* carries metadata (label, website, config_fields) the frontend needs to render
* a configuration form for the driver.
*/
public static function register(string $name, string $driverClass): void
{
static::$drivers[$name] = $driverClass;
}
public static function make(string $driver, string $apiKey, array $config = []): ExchangeRateDriver
{
$class = static::resolveDriverClass($driver);
if (! $class) {
throw new InvalidArgumentException("Unknown exchange rate driver: {$driver}");
}
return new $class($apiKey, $config);
}
/**
* Get all known driver names — both built-in/factory-registered and Registry-registered.
*
* @return array<int, string>
*/
public static function availableDrivers(): array
{
$local = array_keys(static::$drivers);
$registry = array_keys(Registry::allDrivers('exchange_rate'));
return array_values(array_unique(array_merge($local, $registry)));
}
/**
* Resolve a driver name to its concrete class.
*
* Checks the local $drivers map first (built-ins and factory::register() calls),
* then falls back to the module Registry.
*/
protected static function resolveDriverClass(string $driver): ?string
{
if (isset(static::$drivers[$driver])) {
return static::$drivers[$driver];
}
$meta = Registry::driverMeta('exchange_rate', $driver);
return $meta['class'] ?? null;
}
}