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Informations about the package iproxy

iproxy

This automatically generates the code for a PHP proxy trait for a given interface. The Proxy pattern allows incorporating functionality into a class without using inheritance. This is useful when extending an interface with multiple implementations that may need to be swapped out at runtime.

This is a very limited implementation of the "20% of the effort gives 80% of the results" variety. It works well for my needs, but there are known limitations, and probably some unknown ones.

Installation

Via composer:

This requires the PHP AST extension to run, but generates new PHP source files that have no external dependencies.

Usage

Create a file (e.g. IFoo.php) with an interface to proxy:

Run the command:

This will create a file (e.g. FooProxy) with a trait that implements the interface:

The trait will implement the interface proxy, and adds a setProxy{Name}() method that can be used from the constructor to set the proxy target.

Adding this trait to a class is sufficient to allow "implements FooInterface" to be added to the class definition:

To an external user, DecoratedFoo will act as if it has inherited from whatever IFoo-implementing class you pass in as the argument to the constructor.

The proxy generator will attempt to preserve the namespace, declare, and use statements (but not use function or use const) from the original file.

If the first character of the interface name is a capital I and the second letter is also a capital letter, the leading I will be removed. If "Interface" appears in the interface name, it will be removed. In all cases, a capital T will be added to the trait name.

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Requires php Version ^8.0
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ext-ctype Version *
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