If a design requires only one instance of a particular class throughout an execution is known as singleton design pattern.
It ensures single instance of a class for the entire request life-cycle in a web application. Lets check the following code snippet of a basic singleton example in PHP:
It ensures single instance of a class for the entire request life-cycle in a web application. Lets check the following code snippet of a basic singleton example in PHP:
class Logging { private static $instance; private function __construct() { } public static function getInstance(){ if(!isset(self::$instance)){ self::$instance = new Logging(); } return self::$instance; } } $firstObj = Logging::getInstance(); $secondObj = Logging::getInstance(); if($firstObj === $secondObj) { echo 'Both objects are same'; } else{ echo 'Both objects are not same'; }
Output
Both objects are same
Where singleton pattern should be used?
In following situations we can use singleton pattern:- In database configuration and connection singleton pattern can be used to keep single connection throughout the life-cycle
- For designing the logger class we can consider singleton design patter
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