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Informations about the package phpclasseditor

phpClassEditor

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This library allows you to dynamically edit php class files by injecting code into them

How it works

Important : unless you call the save method, the file won't be changed Each function that edits the php class file return the new content of the file (after adding properties/methods)

1 Indentation

Before you create any property or method, you need to define what indentation to use.

Default one is 4 spaces.

If you want to change the default behaviour :

The example above means you want the default indentation to be 1 tab.

You can only use :

2 Adding properties to a class

You can inject properties into a php class file.

The example above adds three properties to the class

2.1 Property class

the "addProperty" method takes in a Property class.

A Property class must have at least a name (mandatory), defined in the construct

This will print in the class :

You can also set a "visibility" to your property in the construct (optional)

All the visibilities are defined in the Visibility class :

You can also define the property's default value (optional too)

will print

You can write whatever value you want (as string), or use the ones predefined in the Value class:

Finally, the last construct parameter allows to choose if the property is static (true) or not (false):

will print

All the parameters in the constuct (except the name) have designated setters, you can use:

will print :

3 Adding methods to a class

You can inject methods into a php class file.

The example above adds two methods to the class

The name and the visibility are both mandatory in the construct

All the visibilities are defined in the Visibility class :

You can define multiple things using the Method class : is it static? abstract? final ? does it have a return type? a doc comment? parameters ?

Since a method can not be both final and abtract, it is the last one set to true that is taken.

so this will print:

Note the the return type can be anything you send, you can also use the consts defined in Type class

You can also add parameters to your method. The Method class has an "addParameter" function that allows to you add as many parameters as needed. These are all the possible parameters classes you can use :

Each one of these parameters classes takes in a mandatory name in their construct

They also take in a default value as second parameter (except for ClassParameter, see below) when there is one

You can use the predefined ones or add yours

The last parameter is a boolean that tells if the parameter is a splat or not A splat is the ... annotation that allows to send multiple parameters

Please note also that each parameter

The ClassParameter has a slightly different construct as it takes as a second parameter the full class name

This will print :

You must have noted that params and return type will always generate a docComment

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