create-read-write-proxy

name	create-read-write-proxy
description	Generates Read/Write Connection Proxy for PHP 8.4. Creates connection wrapper with query routing logic, transaction-aware routing, and replica health checks. Includes unit tests.

Read/Write Connection Proxy Generator

Creates database connection proxy infrastructure for read/write splitting and replica routing.

When to Use

Scenario	Example
High read load	Route SELECT queries to replicas
Database scaling	Distribute reads across multiple replicas
Write protection	Ensure writes go to primary only
Transaction safety	Route all queries in transaction to primary

Component Characteristics

ReadWriteConnectionInterface

• Connection contract abstracting primary/replica routing
• Query, execute, transaction methods
• Transparent to application code

ReadWriteConnectionProxy

• Routes SELECT queries to replicas automatically
• Sends INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE to primary
• Transaction-aware: all queries in transaction go to primary
• Sticky connection after write within same request

ConnectionConfig

• Configuration Value Object for primary and replica DSNs
• Supports multiple replica endpoints
• Immutable with validation

ReplicaHealthChecker

• Monitors replica availability
• Removes unhealthy replicas from rotation
• Periodic health check with configurable interval

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Generation Process

Step 1: Generate Core Components

Path: src/Infrastructure/Database/

1. ReadWriteConnectionInterface.php — Connection contract
2. ConnectionConfig.php — Configuration value object
3. ConnectionRole.php — Enum (Primary, Replica)

Step 2: Generate Proxy

Path: src/Infrastructure/Database/

1. ReadWriteConnectionProxy.php — Query routing proxy

Step 3: Generate Health Checker

Path: src/Infrastructure/Database/

1. ReplicaHealthChecker.php — Replica availability monitor

Step 4: Generate Tests

1. ConnectionConfigTest.php — Configuration validation tests
2. ReadWriteConnectionProxyTest.php — Routing behavior tests

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File Placement

Component	Path
All Classes	src/Infrastructure/Database/
Unit Tests	tests/Unit/Infrastructure/Database/

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Naming Conventions

Component	Pattern	Example
Interface	ReadWriteConnectionInterface	ReadWriteConnectionInterface
Proxy	ReadWriteConnectionProxy	ReadWriteConnectionProxy
Config VO	ConnectionConfig	ConnectionConfig
Role Enum	ConnectionRole	ConnectionRole::Primary
Health Checker	ReplicaHealthChecker	ReplicaHealthChecker
Test	{ClassName}Test	ReadWriteConnectionProxyTest

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Quick Template Reference

ReadWriteConnectionInterface

interface ReadWriteConnectionInterface
{
    /** @return list<array<string, mixed>> */
    public function query(string $sql, array $params = []): array;
    public function execute(string $sql, array $params = []): int;
    public function beginTransaction(): void;
    public function commit(): void;
    public function rollback(): void;
    public function inTransaction(): bool;
}

ConnectionConfig

final readonly class ConnectionConfig
{
    /** @param list<string> $replicaDsns */
    public function __construct(
        public string $primaryDsn,
        public array $replicaDsns = [],
        public bool $stickyAfterWrite = true
    ) {}
}

ReadWriteConnectionProxy

final class ReadWriteConnectionProxy implements ReadWriteConnectionInterface
{
    public function query(string $sql, array $params = []): array;
    public function execute(string $sql, array $params = []): int;
    public function beginTransaction(): void;
    public function commit(): void;
    public function rollback(): void;
}

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Usage Example

$config = new ConnectionConfig(
    primaryDsn: 'mysql:host=primary.db;dbname=app',
    replicaDsns: [
        'mysql:host=replica1.db;dbname=app',
        'mysql:host=replica2.db;dbname=app',
    ],
    stickyAfterWrite: true
);

$connection = new ReadWriteConnectionProxy($config, $pdoFactory, $healthChecker);

// Routed to replica
$users = $connection->query('SELECT * FROM users WHERE active = ?', [1]);

// Routed to primary
$connection->execute('UPDATE users SET name = ? WHERE id = ?', ['John', 1]);

// After write, reads also go to primary (sticky)
$user = $connection->query('SELECT * FROM users WHERE id = ?', [1]);

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Routing Logic

query(SQL) ──→ Is SELECT?
                │          │
               YES         NO
                │          │
         In transaction? ──→ Primary
                │
         Sticky after write? ──→ Primary
                │
         Pick healthy replica ──→ Replica
                │
         No healthy replicas? ──→ Primary (fallback)

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Anti-patterns to Avoid

Anti-pattern	Problem	Solution
Read-after-write to replica	Stale data returned	Use sticky connection
No health checks	Route to dead replica	Periodic health monitoring
Replica in transaction	Inconsistent reads	All transaction queries to primary
Single replica	No load distribution	Support multiple replicas
No fallback	Failure when all replicas down	Fall back to primary
SELECT FOR UPDATE to replica	Locking on read-only connection	Detect locking queries

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References

For complete PHP templates and examples, see:

• references/templates.md — ConnectionInterface, Proxy, Config, HealthChecker templates
• references/examples.md — Repository integration examples and tests