/**
 * assume that 'html' is the standard GET output for this action
 * when this action is called via POST you want to change the output type to 'json'
 * because on error or success you want to show small messages per json instead full html
 */
    public function executeRead(AgaviRequestDataHolder $rd)
    {
        return 'Input';
    }

    public function executeWrite(AgaviRequestDataHolder $rd)
    {
        $this->getContainer()->setOutputType($this->getContext()->getController()->getOutputType('json'));
        try
        {
            // do POST stuff
        }
        catch(Exception $e)
        {
            $this->setAttribute('message', $e->getMessage());
            return 'Error';
        }
        return 'Success';
    }

http://kohana-modules.com

er konvertiert riesige csv/xml dateien in kleine chunks als StdClass objekt, um sie dann weiter zu verarbeiten.

github.com/webpiraten/xgchunker

https://github.com/webpiraten

Hier gehts zum Kohana Projekt

<!-- logs only custom messages in a custom log -->
<logger name="custom" class="AgaviLogger" level="'custom'">
    <appenders>
        <appender>CustomLogAppender</appender>
    </appenders>
</logger>

<appender name="CustomLogAppender" class="AgaviFileLoggerAppender" layout="DateTimeLayout">
    <ae:parameters>
        <ae:parameter name="file">%core.app_dir%/log/custom.log</ae:parameter>
    </ae:parameters>
</appender>

Dann kann man den Logger quasi überall wo der LoggerManager verfügbar ist benutzen.

$message = 'Custom logging message';
$this->getContext()->getLoggerManager()->log(new AgaviLoggerMessage($message, 'custom'), 'custom');

Und in der bash das logfile einsehen.

tail -f app/log/custom.log

<!-- cut out leading slash -->
<route name="slasher" pattern="^/" stop="false" imply="true" cut="true" />

<!-- match ajax calls with special http header -->
<route pattern="XMLHttpRequest" source="_SERVER[HTTP_X_REQUESTED_WITH]" stop="false" output_type="ajax" />

<!-- match json calls with special http header -->
<route pattern="application/json" source="_SERVER[HTTP_ACCEPT]" stop="false" output_type="json" />

<!-- cut out special pointer -->
<route name="portal" pattern="^({portal:[a-zA-Z]{3}}/)?" stop="false" imply="true" cut="true">
    <callbacks>
        <callback class="RoutingCallback" />
    </callbacks>
</route>

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