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Informations about the package phpdoc-parser
Jasny PHPDoc parser
Configurable DocBlock parser from PHP.
The PHPDoc parser allows you to configure tags including the method how to parse and extract information. This is inline with phpDocumentor style annotations and differs from for instance Doctrine type annotations.
Installation
composer require jasny/phpdoc-parserUsage
Parse annotations
The result will be the following:
Tags
The following tags are included in PhpDocumentor::tags():
@api@author@copyright@deprecated@example@ignore@internal@link@method(all methods will be grouped inmethodsarray)@package@param(all params will be grouped inparamsarray)@property(all properties will be grouped inpropertiesarray)@property-read(also inpropertiesarray)@property-write(also inpropertiesarray)@return@see@since@throws(all exceptions will be grouped inthrowsarray)@todo@uses@used-by@var
If you only need to parse those tags, you can simply do:
Tags classes
Here's a list of available tags classes:
- Summery
- ArrayTag
- CustomTag
- DescriptionTag
- ExampleTag
- FlagTag
- MapTag
- MethodTag
- ModifyTag
- MultiTag
- NumberTag
- RegExpTag
- VarTag
- WordTag
FQSEN Resolver
FQSEN stands for Fully Qualified Structural Element Name. FQSEN convertor is used to expand class name or function name to fully unique name (so with full namespace). For example, Foo can be converted to Zoo\\Foo\\Bar.
Such convertors are used in this lib. Some tags, that deal with variable types, or classes names, support adding them as a constructor parameter.
For example, TypeTag, that can be used for parsing @return tag, has the following constructor: TypeTag($name, $fqsenConvertor = null). If provided, convertor expands the type, given as type of returned value in doc-comment. If ommited, the type will stay as it is in doc-comment.
Convertor can be provided in one of two ways:
$tags = PhpDocumentor::tags($fn)- for all the tags, predefined inPhpDocumentor::tags()$tags = $tags->add(new TypeTag('footag', $fn))- for all the tags, that are explicitly added to predefined, it should be passed as a constructor parameter (if it is supported by constructor).
After that create the parser from the tags as $parser = new PhpdocParser($tags).
The resolver function should accept a class name and return an expanded name.
Example
This example uses phpDocumentor/TypeResolver.
