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Cascade is a framework-agnostic resolver that fetches values from multiple sources in priority order, returning the first match. Perfect for implementing customer-specific → tenant-specific → platform-default fallback chains.

Think: "Get the FedEx credentials for this customer, falling back to platform defaults if they don't have their own."

Requirements

Requires PHP 8.4+

Installation

composer require cline/cascade

Documentation

Full documentation is available at docs.cline.sh/cascade

• Getting Started - Installation and core concepts
• Basic Usage - Simple examples and patterns
• Conductors - Fluent API for building resolution chains
• Sources - Built-in and custom source types
• Named Resolvers - Managing multiple configurations
• Events - Monitoring resolution lifecycle
• Cookbook - Real-world patterns and recipes

Quick Example

use Cline\Cascade\Cascade;
use Cline\Cascade\Source\CallbackSource;

// Build a resolution chain
$cascade = new Cascade();

$cascade->from(new CallbackSource(
    name: 'customer',
    resolver: fn($key, $ctx) => $customerDb->find($ctx['customer_id'], $key),
))
    ->fallbackTo(new CallbackSource(
        name: 'platform',
        resolver: fn($key) => $platformDb->find($key),
    ))
    ->as('credentials');

// Resolve with context
$apiKey = $cascade->using('credentials')
    ->for(['customer_id' => 'cust-123'])
    ->get('fedex-api-key');
// Tries customer source first, falls back to platform if not found

Change log

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING and CODE_OF_CONDUCT for details.

Security

If you discover any security related issues, please use the GitHub security reporting form rather than the issue queue.

Credits

• Brian Faust
• All Contributors

License

The MIT License. Please see License File for more information.