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Informations about the package accessible

Accessible

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Accessible is a PHP library that allows you to define your class behavior in an elegant and powerful way using docblock annotations.

This way, you can define your class' getters, setters and constructor, and automate collections and association management.

Here is a (very) basic example with getters and setters:

Another example using collections related annotations:

More complex examples are available in the doc.

What this library can manage in your classes:

Suggestions and contributions are welcome!

Documentation

Install

If you want to use this library in your Symfony project, take a look at AccessibleBundle.

You can add this library as a dependency using composer this way:

This library uses the Doctrine annotations library, so if it is not already done you must register the Composer loader in the annotation registry:

You may want to change the default configuration, to do this see the Configuration dedicated page.

Compatibility

This library is compatible with PHP 5.4+, PHP 7 and HHVM.


All versions of accessible with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >=5.4.0
doctrine/annotations Version >=1.2.0
doctrine/cache Version >=1.0
doctrine/inflector Version >=1.0
symfony/validator Version >=2.6
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