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Informations about the package wsdl2phpgenerator
wsdl2phpgenerator
Simple WSDL to PHP classes converter. Takes a WSDL file and outputs class files ready to use.
Uses the MIT license.
Announcement: We are looking to add one or two co-maintainers with commit access to help bring this project forward, review pull requests and respond to issues. If you have contributed to this project or are otherwise actively involved in open source and have a GitHub profile for review, ping @kasperg to express your interest.
New major version: 3
A new major version of wsdl2phpgenerator has recently been released: 3
This introduces changes to both configuration and generated code. The changes makes it more flexible to use, easier to include in other projects, promotes contributions and reduces maintenance.
2.x users are encourage to read a walkthrough of what is new in 3.0.
Installation
Add wsdl2phpgenerator to your project using composer:
Contributors
Originally developed by @walle and includes bug fixes and improvements from various contributors.
Contributing
Pull requests are very welcome. Please read our guidelines for contributing.
Be sure to run the test suite, the fixers and the analyzers
Usage and options
See usage and options for info on the usage of this package.
Versioning
This project uses semantic versioning. The following constitutes the public API:
\Wsdl2PhpGenerator\GeneratorInterface
\Wsdl2PhpGenerator\ConfigInterface
- Generated code
Backwards incompatible changes to these means that the major version will be increased. Additional features and bug fixes increase minor and patch versions.
All versions of wsdl2phpgenerator with dependencies
ext-soap Version *
symfony/options-resolver Version ^3.4 || ^4.3 || ^5.0
symfony/polyfill-iconv Version ^1.13.1