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Informations about the package php-dep

php-dep

PHP command-line dependency analyzer. Extracts and visualizes all class relationships in a project: inheritance, interfaces, traits, injections, instantiations, static calls, docblocks.

Installation

For global access:

Quick start

analyze command

<path> is optional, defaults to .

Options

Option Shortcut Description
--format=text\|json -f Output format (default: text)
--class=FQCN -c Focus on a class (full FQCN)
--sort=alpha\|deps\|fanin -s Table sort: alphabetical, number of outgoing dependencies, number of incoming dependencies (default: alpha)
--limit=N -l Limit output to N classes
--exclude=dir Exclude a directory (can be used multiple times)
--include-vendor Include the vendor/ directory in the analysis
--skip-docblocks Ignore @param/@return/@throws annotations
--quiet -q Suppresses the progress bar and warnings (stdout preserved)
--verbose -v Show warning details

Exit codes

Code Meaning
0 Success
1 Parsing error(s)
2 Internal error
3 Invalid arguments

Examples

Project overview

Displays a table with, for each class: type, number of outgoing dependencies (what it uses), incoming dependencies (what uses it), and source file.

Find the most coupled classes

Inspect a class

Displays two tables: what the class uses (outgoing dependencies) and who uses it (incoming dependencies), with the relationship type and source line.

JSON pipeline with jq

Exclude directories

Analysis without vendor

By default, vendor/ is excluded from the analysis but third-party classes appear as external nodes in the graph. No additional option is needed to ignore them entirely.

To analyze the vendor itself:

JSON output structure

Relationship types (edge.type)

Tier 1 — Maximum certainty (AST)

Type Description
extends Class or interface inheritance
implements Interface implementation
uses_trait Trait usage
param_type Type hint on a method parameter
return_type Method return type
property_type Class property type
instantiates new Foo()
static_call Foo::method()
static_property Foo::$prop
const_access Foo::CONST
instanceof $x instanceof Foo
catches catch (FooException $e)

Tier 2 — High confidence (docblocks)

Extracted from @param, @return, @var, @throws. Confidence: high.

Type Source
docblock_param @param FooType $x
docblock_return @return FooType
docblock_var @var FooType
docblock_throws @throws FooException

Confidence levels

Value Meaning
certain Structural relationship guaranteed by the AST
high Docblock, highly probable
medium Ambiguous pattern (instanceof)
low Dynamic pattern

Warnings

Type Trigger
dynamic_instantiation new $variable() — class unknown at static analysis time
dynamic_call Unresolvable dynamic call
parse_error Invalid or unreadable PHP file

Warnings are printed to stderr. The JSON output includes them in warnings[]. With -v, the text output lists them at the end of the report.

How it works

Requirements

All versions of php-dep with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >=8.2
nikic/php-parser Version ^5.0
phpstan/phpdoc-parser Version ^1.0
symfony/console Version ^7.0
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