Added resource type parameter to Provider::getConnector #47
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Following up on the TODO comment from #41, this PR doesn't pass the resource to
Provider::getConnector, but rather, just the resource's type. I don't feel comfortable passing the entire resource because the only real use-case for passing the resource is to make decisions based on its type.Passing the entire object might cause people to do questionable things with the resource so we just pass the type name as a string instead. Unfortunately, this makes type checking code a little more cumbersome to write. Instead of
$resource instanceof Foowe must writeis_a($resourceType, Foo::class, true). Moreover, we lose the ability to distinguish between difference instances ofFoo, but it is supposed no valid use cases exist for this.The use-case for passing the resource type is applications that want to distinguish between different groups of resources that the API itself does not make. That is, certain applications may wish to group certain members of a provider's resources for application-defined reasons and pass different connectors to them.
Must decide whether or not we want this before v4 is released because it's a breaking change otherwise.