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PHP Simple Annotation

Yet another PHP annotation implementation. A simple and direct implementation without any complexity.

Requirements

Installation

Usage

Consider the following class for the purpose of this documentation:

You can instantiate the Annotation class in two ways:

To get class annotations:

The class implements and magic methods, so to access the annotations keys, just access the properties:

To get methods annotations:

For a specific method:

To get properties annotations:

For a specific property:

And that's it

Just instantiate the class, call the methods and use the annotations values of the class you want to.

Cache

By default, there is no cache in use, but there is a cache handler implemented that can be used, if you want.

This cache handler uses a file approach and had good results in some simple benchmarks I have made:

For :

For :

For :

The concrete implementation of must implement the interface to the implementation work well.

If you use the default implementation of this library, you don't have to worry about it.

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