kernel

Kernel

Aeria's kernel is simple, yet powerful. It autonomously boots what it needs, without having you do anything.

You may want to do things while Aeria is booting. That's why we added the possibility to extend the kernel with custom functions.

To do so, you just have to extend the abstract class Aeria\Kernel\AbstractClasses\Task. This class contains 2 properties and a method:

• $priority decides the invocation order. Don't know what to use? Check the priorities section.
• $admin_only is a boolean, true if the function must be executed in admin only.
• do(array $args) is the function you want to implement. By default, $args contains 3 values:
  • 'container', Aeria's container.
  • 'config', Aeria's configuration.
  • 'service', containing references to the various Aeria's services.

Priorities

You can set $priority  to whatever number you like, floats too. By default, Aeria's kernel contains 9 functions:

Key	priority	admin_only
create_post_type	1	false
create_field	2	false
create_taxonomy	3	false
create_meta	4	true
create_updater	5	true
create_options	6	true
create_renderer	7	false
create_controllers	8	false
create_router	9	false