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Autodoc Facades

A zero-dependencies facade documenter for your Laravel application.

Autodoc Facades uses the official Laravel Facade Documenter to easily generate doc annotations for your application's Laravel facades inside your app directory using the @see annotation with a single command:

Before:

After:

Installation

Install via composer:

Usage

Inside the terminal:

Inside a Laravel command:

Getting started

To begin, your facades must contain an @see annotation with the fully-qualified namespace.

It will not resolve short-name classnames of classes that were imported.

For example, this will not work:

If the underlying class forwards calls to another class, add a @mixin annotation to the underlying class so it is picked up by the documenter:

Generating annotations in path

To generate doc annotations for all facades in your app directory, supply "app" as the path:

All paths you provide that do not start with a directory separator will use the commands current working directory as the base path.

Generating annotations in many paths

Space separate paths to generate annotations for facades in those directories:

Generating annotations for specific facades

Specify "only" classes to generate annotations only for those given:

You may provide multiple "only" classes by space separating them.

Generating annotations for except specific facades

Specify "except" classes to generate annotations for all facades, except for those given:

You may provide multiple "except" classes by space separating them.

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Requires php Version ^8.1
illuminate/support Version ^8.0|^9.0|^10.0
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