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PHP-DI Migration

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Eases migration from PHP-DI 6 annotations to PHP-DI 7 attributes.

Rationale

PHP-DI 7 replaces the usage of PHPDoc @Inject and @Injectable annotations with native PHP 8 #[Inject] and #[Injectable] attributes. This is very much a change for the better, but all of your code needs to be updated at once, which can be difficult or dangerous across a large codebase with multiple contributors. This project provides a smoother migration path by supporting attributes alongside annotations while you migrate your code.

Warning

This code has not been extensively tested for all use cases and edge cases. Use at your own risk!

Usage

Install the migration package alongside PHP-DI 6:

Replace ContainerBuilder with MigrationContainerBuilder and enable annotations:

Commit and merge the changes, and you're ready to start migrating!

Over time, migrate your code from attributes to annotations, remembering to add strong PHP types anywhere you're currently relying on PHPDoc typing, and to remove any imports of DI\Annotation\Inject etc.

Once your code is all migrated, remove the useAnnotations(false) call from the container builder for final testing. If you missed any typing changes, this is when things will break.

Once you're happy with your fully migrated code, you can remove zorac/php-di-migration and upgrade to PHP-DI 7, switching back to using DI\ContainerBuilder. You may also be able to remove doctrine/annotations if you're not relying on it for anything else.

Congratulations! Your PHP-DI migration is complete.

Implementation Notes

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Requires php Version >=8.0
php-di/php-di Version ^6.0
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