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Respect\Parameter

Resolves function and constructor parameters from a PSR-11 container by type.

Install

Usage

Resolve arguments

For each parameter the resolver tries, in order:

  1. An explicit named argument (keyed by parameter name)
  2. An argument matching the parameter type
  3. The container, matched by type (non-builtin)
  4. The next remaining positional argument
  5. The parameter's default value
  6. null

Typed parameters are bound first (steps 1–3), so a positional object is matched by type wherever it sits and an earlier untyped parameter can't consume it; untyped parameters then take the leftover positional arguments in declaration order (step 4). A trailing variadic parameter receives a matching named argument (if any) followed by every remaining positional argument.

The result is an ordered list, so spread it straight into the call or constructor:

Type-first matching

A positional object is bound to the parameter that declares its type, wherever each sits in the list — so an untyped parameter never accidentally swallows it:

Named arguments

resolve() accepts named arguments too — keyed by parameter name, taking precedence over the container; the remaining parameters are filled by type and defaults:

Bind to the interface

Type-hint Resolver (the resolve() contract) rather than the concrete ContainerResolver to stay decoupled from the implementation:

Reflect any callable

Convert any callable form into a ReflectionFunctionAbstract:

Check accepted types

API

Method Type Description
resolve($reflection, $arguments) instance Resolve named/positional arguments + container into an ordered list<mixed>, expanding variadics
reflectCallable($callable) static Any callable to ReflectionFunctionAbstract
acceptsType($reflection, $type) static Check if any parameter accepts a type

ContainerResolver implements Resolver.

License

ISC. See LICENSE.

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Requires php Version ^8.5
psr/container Version ^2.0
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