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Short Description A PHP 8 library for statically parsing Attributes using PHP-Parser.
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Annotated Target
A static analysis tool for PHP 8 to gather all the places Attributes are used in a given codebase. In short, give this tool a set of directories, and we'll provide a Generator that yields information wherever an Attribute is found. You can filter by Attribute types to get info for just the things you need. Check out the Quick Start below for more info.
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The core concept in Annotated Target is an interface called AnnotatedTarget that tracks information about each place an Attribute is used in your codebase. It provides three pieces of data:
- The
Reflectorthat the Attribute was targeting. For example, if the Attribute was found targeting a class then aReflectionClasswould be available. - The
ReflectionAttributefor the Attribute. - The instance for the given Attribute.
Let's take a look at some annotated code and how you'd get access to the parsed Attributes. We'll assume that this code exists in __DIR__ . 'src/Foo.php'.
Now, to get access to these Attribute we need to parse the source code. This is accomplished using the Cspray\AnnotatedTarget\parseAttributes function, or you could use the Cspray\AnnotatedTarget\PhpParserAnnotatedTargetParser directly. The parseAttributes function is the recommended way of interacting with this library.
If you want to get all Attributes you can pass just the directories to scan. The library will take a look at all source files in the directory that end with .php and statically analyze them for Attribute uses. The first argument accepts either a string or an array, in case you have more than 1 directory to scan.
If you only care about certain Attributes you can pass a second argument to parseAttributes, an array of Attribute types that we should filter by. For example, to get only the #[MethodAttr] Attribute we'd run the following.
