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Nette PHP Generator
===================
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Introduction
------------
Do you need to generate PHP code of classes, functions, namespaces, etc.? This library with a friendly API will help you.
Documentation can be found on the [website](https://doc.nette.org/php-generator).
[Support Me](https://github.com/sponsors/dg)
--------------------------------------------
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Thank you!
Installation
------------
```shell
composer require nette/php-generator
```
- PhpGenerator 3.6 is compatible with PHP 7.2 to 8.1
- PhpGenerator 3.2 3.5 is compatible with PHP 7.1 to 8.0
- PhpGenerator 3.1 is compatible with PHP 7.1 to 7.3
- PhpGenerator 3.0 is compatible with PHP 7.0 to 7.3
- PhpGenerator 2.6 is compatible with PHP 5.6 to 7.3
Classes
-------
Let's start with a straightforward example of generating class using [ClassType](https://api.nette.org/php-generator/Nette/PhpGenerator/ClassType.html):
```php
$class = new Nette\PhpGenerator\ClassType('Demo');
$class
->setFinal()
->setExtends(ParentClass::class)
->addImplement(Countable::class)
->addComment("Description of class.\nSecond line\n")
->addComment('@property-read Nette\Forms\Form $form');
// to generate PHP code simply cast to string or use echo:
echo $class;
```
It will render this result:
```php
/**
* Description of class.
* Second line
*
* @property-read Nette\Forms\Form $form
*/
final class Demo extends ParentClass implements Countable
{
}
```
We can also use a printer to generate the code, which, unlike `echo $class`, we will be able to further configure:
```php
$printer = new Nette\PhpGenerator\Printer;
echo $printer->printClass($class);
```
We can add constants ([Constant](https://api.nette.org/php-generator/Nette/PhpGenerator/Constant.html)) and properties ([Property](https://api.nette.org/php-generator/Nette/PhpGenerator/Property.html)):
```php
$class->addConstant('ID', 123)
->setProtected() // constant visiblity
->setFinal();
$class->addProperty('items', [1, 2, 3])
->setPrivate() // or setVisibility('private')
->setStatic()
->addComment('@var int[]');
$class->addProperty('list')
->setType('array')
->setNullable()
->setInitialized(); // prints '= null'
```
It generates:
```php
final protected const ID = 123;
/** @var int[] */
private static $items = [1, 2, 3];
public ?array $list = null;
```
And we can add methods with parameters:
```php
$method = $class->addMethod('count')
->addComment('Count it.')
->addComment('@return int')
->setFinal()
->setProtected()
->setReturnType('int') // method return type
->setReturnNullable() // nullable return type
->setBody('return count($items ?: $this->items);');
$method->addParameter('items', []) // $items = []
->setReference() // &$items = []
->setType('array'); // array &$items = []
```
It results in:
```php
/**
* Count it.
* @return int
*/
final protected function count(array &$items = []): ?int
{
return count($items ?: $this->items);
}
```
Promoted parameters introduced by PHP 8.0 can be passed to the constructor:
```php
$method = $class->addMethod('__construct');
$method->addPromotedParameter('name');
$method->addPromotedParameter('args', [])
->setPrivate();
```
It results in:
```php
public function __construct(
public $name,
private $args = [],
) {
}
```
Readonly properties introduced by PHP 8.1 can be marked via `setReadOnly()`.
------
If the added property, constant, method or parameter already exist, it will be overwritten.
Members can be removed using `removeProperty()`, `removeConstant()`, `removeMethod()` or `removeParameter()`.
You can also add existing `Method`, `Property` or `Constant` objects to the class:
```php
$method = new Nette\PhpGenerator\Method('getHandle');
$property = new Nette\PhpGenerator\Property('handle');
$const = new Nette\PhpGenerator\Constant('ROLE');
$class = (new Nette\PhpGenerator\ClassType('Demo'))
->addMember($method)
->addMember($property)
->addMember($const);
```
You can clone existing methods, properties and constants with a different name using `cloneWithName()`:
```php
$methodCount = $class->getMethod('count');
$methodRecount = $methodCount->cloneWithName('recount');
$class->addMember($methodRecount);
```
Types
-----
Each type or union/intersection type can be passed as a string, you can also use predefined constants for native types:
```php
use Nette\PhpGenerator\Type;
$member->setType('array'); // or Type::ARRAY;
$member->setType('array|string'); // or Type::union('array', 'string')
$member->setType('Foo&Bar'); // or Type::intersection(Foo::class, Bar::class)
$member->setType(null); // removes type
```
The same applies to the method `setReturnType()`.
Tabs versus Spaces
------------------
The generated code uses tabs for indentation. If you want to have the output compatible with PSR-2 or PSR-12, use `PsrPrinter`:
```php
$class = new Nette\PhpGenerator\ClassType('Demo');
// ...
$printer = new Nette\PhpGenerator\PsrPrinter;
echo $printer->printClass($class); // 4 spaces indentation
```
Interface or Trait
------------------
You can create interfaces and traits:
```php
$interface = Nette\PhpGenerator\ClassType::interface('MyInterface');
$trait = Nette\PhpGenerator\ClassType::trait('MyTrait');
// in a similar way $class = Nette\PhpGenerator\ClassType::class('MyClass');
```
Enums
-----
You can easily create the enums that PHP 8.1 brings:
```php
$enum = Nette\PhpGenerator\ClassType::enum('Suit');
$enum->addCase('Clubs');
$enum->addCase('Diamonds');
$enum->addCase('Hearts');
$enum->addCase('Spades');
echo $enum;
```
Result:
```php
enum Suit
{
case Clubs;
case Diamonds;
case Hearts;
case Spades;
}
```
You can also define scalar equivalents for cases to create a backed enum:
```php
$enum->addCase('Clubs', '♣');
$enum->addCase('Diamonds', '♦');
```
It is possible to add a comment or [attributes](#attributes) to each case using `addComment()` or `addAttribute()`.
Literals
--------
With `Literal` you can pass arbitrary PHP code to, for example, default property or parameter values etc:
```php
use Nette\PhpGenerator\Literal;
$class = new Nette\PhpGenerator\ClassType('Demo');
$class->addProperty('foo', new Literal('Iterator::SELF_FIRST'));
$class->addMethod('bar')
->addParameter('id', new Literal('1 + 2'));
echo $class;
```
Result:
```php
class Demo
{
public $foo = Iterator::SELF_FIRST;
public function bar($id = 1 + 2)
{
}
}
```
You can also pass parameters to `Literal` and have it formatted into valid PHP code using [special placeholders](#method-and-function-body-generator):
```php
new Literal('substr(?, ?)', [$a, $b]);
// generates, for example: substr('hello', 5);
```
Using Traits
------------
```php
$class = new Nette\PhpGenerator\ClassType('Demo');
$class->addTrait('SmartObject');
$class->addTrait('MyTrait', true)
->addResolution('sayHello as protected')
->addComment('@use MyTrait<Foo>');
echo $class;
```
Result:
```php
class Demo
{
use SmartObject;
/** @use MyTrait<Foo> */
use MyTrait {
sayHello as protected;
}
}
```
Anonymous Class
---------------
Give `null` as the name and you have an anonymous class:
```php
$class = new Nette\PhpGenerator\ClassType(null);
$class->addMethod('__construct')
->addParameter('foo');
echo '$obj = new class ($val) ' . $class . ';';
```
Result:
```php
$obj = new class ($val) {
public function __construct($foo)
{
}
};
```
Global Function
---------------
Code of functions will generate class [GlobalFunction](https://api.nette.org/php-generator/Nette/PhpGenerator/GlobalFunction.html):
```php
$function = new Nette\PhpGenerator\GlobalFunction('foo');
$function->setBody('return $a + $b;');
$function->addParameter('a');
$function->addParameter('b');
echo $function;
// or use PsrPrinter for output compatible with PSR-2 / PSR-12
// echo (new Nette\PhpGenerator\PsrPrinter)->printFunction($function);
```
Result:
```php
function foo($a, $b)
{
return $a + $b;
}
```
Closure
-------
Code of closures will generate class [Closure](https://api.nette.org/php-generator/Nette/PhpGenerator/Closure.html):
```php
$closure = new Nette\PhpGenerator\Closure;
$closure->setBody('return $a + $b;');
$closure->addParameter('a');
$closure->addParameter('b');
$closure->addUse('c')
->setReference();
echo $closure;
// or use PsrPrinter for output compatible with PSR-2 / PSR-12
// echo (new Nette\PhpGenerator\PsrPrinter)->printClosure($closure);
```
Result:
```php
function ($a, $b) use (&$c) {
return $a + $b;
}
```
Arrow Function
--------------
You can also print closure as arrow function using printer:
```php
$closure = new Nette\PhpGenerator\Closure;
$closure->setBody('$a + $b');
$closure->addParameter('a');
$closure->addParameter('b');
// or use PsrPrinter for output compatible with PSR-2 / PSR-12
echo (new Nette\PhpGenerator\Printer)->printArrowFunction($closure);
```
Result:
```php
fn($a, $b) => $a + $b
```
Attributes
----------
You can add PHP 8 attributes to all classes, methods, properties, constants, enum cases, functions, closures and parameters.
```php
$class = new Nette\PhpGenerator\ClassType('Demo');
$class->addAttribute('Deprecated');
$class->addProperty('list')
->addAttribute('WithArguments', [1, 2]);
$method = $class->addMethod('count')
->addAttribute('Foo\Cached', ['mode' => true]);
$method->addParameter('items')
->addAttribute('Bar');
echo $class;
```
Result:
```php
#[Deprecated]
class Demo
{
#[WithArguments(1, 2)]
public $list;
#[Foo\Cached(mode: true)]
public function count(#[Bar] $items)
{
}
}
```
Method and Function Body Generator
----------------------------------
The body can be passed to the `setBody()` method at once or sequentially (line by line) by repeatedly calling `addBody()`:
```php
$function = new Nette\PhpGenerator\GlobalFunction('foo');
$function->addBody('$a = rand(10, 20);');
$function->addBody('return $a;');
echo $function;
```
Result
```php
function foo()
{
$a = rand(10, 20);
return $a;
}
```
You can use special placeholders for handy way to inject variables.
Simple placeholders `?`
```php
$str = 'any string';
$num = 3;
$function = new Nette\PhpGenerator\GlobalFunction('foo');
$function->addBody('return substr(?, ?);', [$str, $num]);
echo $function;
```
Result:
```php
function foo()
{
return substr('any string', 3);
}
```
Variadic placeholder `...?`
```php
$items = [1, 2, 3];
$function = new Nette\PhpGenerator\GlobalFunction('foo');
$function->setBody('myfunc(...?);', [$items]);
echo $function;
```
Result:
```php
function foo()
{
myfunc(1, 2, 3);
}
```
You can also use PHP 8 named parameters using placeholder `...?:`
```php
$items = ['foo' => 1, 'bar' => true];
$function->setBody('myfunc(...?:);', [$items]);
// myfunc(foo: 1, bar: true);
```
Escape placeholder using slash `\?`
```php
$num = 3;
$function = new Nette\PhpGenerator\GlobalFunction('foo');
$function->addParameter('a');
$function->addBody('return $a \? 10 : ?;', [$num]);
echo $function;
```
Result:
```php
function foo($a)
{
return $a ? 10 : 3;
}
```
Namespace
---------
Classes, traits, interfaces and enums (hereinafter classes) can be grouped into namespaces ([PhpNamespace](https://api.nette.org/php-generator/Nette/PhpGenerator/PhpNamespace.html)):
```php
$namespace = new Nette\PhpGenerator\PhpNamespace('Foo');
// create new classes in the namespace
$class = $namespace->addClass('Task');
$interface = $namespace->addInterface('Countable');
$trait = $namespace->addTrait('NameAware');
// or insert an existing class into the namespace
$class = new Nette\PhpGenerator\ClassType('Task');
$namespace->add($class);
```
If the class already exists, it will be overwritten.
You can define use-statements:
```php
// use Http\Request;
$namespace->addUse(Http\Request::class);
// use Http\Request as HttpReq;
$namespace->addUse(Http\Request::class, 'HttpReq');
// use function iter\range;
$namespace->addUseFunction('iter\range');
```
To simplify a fully qualified class, function or constant name according to the defined aliases, use the `simplifyName` method:
```php
echo $namespace->simplifyName('Foo\Bar'); // 'Bar', because 'Foo' is current namespace
echo $namespace->simplifyName('iter\range', $namespace::NameFunction); // 'range', because of the defined use-statement
```
Conversely, you can convert a simplified class, function or constant name to a fully qualified one using the `resolveName` method:
```php
echo $namespace->resolveName('Bar'); // 'Foo\Bar'
echo $namespace->resolveName('range', $namespace::NameFunction); // 'iter\range'
```
Class Names Resolving
---------------------
**When the class is part of the namespace, it is rendered slightly differently**: all types (ie. type hints, return types, parent class name,
implemented interfaces, used traits and attributes) are automatically *resolved* (unless you turn it off, see below).
It means that you have to **use full class names** in definitions and they will be replaced
with aliases (according to the use-statements) or fully qualified names in the resulting code:
```php
$namespace = new Nette\PhpGenerator\PhpNamespace('Foo');
$namespace->addUse('Bar\AliasedClass');
$class = $namespace->addClass('Demo');
$class->addImplement('Foo\A') // it will simplify to A
->addTrait('Bar\AliasedClass'); // it will simplify to AliasedClass
$method = $class->addMethod('method');
$method->addComment('@return ' . $namespace->simplifyType('Foo\D')); // in comments simplify manually
$method->addParameter('arg')
->setType('Bar\OtherClass'); // it will resolve to \Bar\OtherClass
echo $namespace;
// or use PsrPrinter for output compatible with PSR-2 / PSR-12
// echo (new Nette\PhpGenerator\PsrPrinter)->printNamespace($namespace);
```
Result:
```php
namespace Foo;
use Bar\AliasedClass;
class Demo implements A
{
use AliasedClass;
/**
* @return D
*/
public function method(\Bar\OtherClass $arg)
{
}
}
```
Auto-resolving can be turned off this way:
```php
$printer = new Nette\PhpGenerator\Printer; // or PsrPrinter
$printer->setTypeResolving(false);
echo $printer->printNamespace($namespace);
```
PHP Files
---------
Classes, functions and namespaces can be grouped into PHP files represented by the class [PhpFile](https://api.nette.org/php-generator/Nette/PhpGenerator/PhpFile.html):
```php
$file = new Nette\PhpGenerator\PhpFile;
$file->addComment('This file is auto-generated.');
$file->setStrictTypes(); // adds declare(strict_types=1)
$class = $file->addClass('Foo\A');
$function = $file->addFunction('Foo\foo');
// or
// $namespace = $file->addNamespace('Foo');
// $class = $namespace->addClass('A');
// $function = $namespace->addFunction('foo');
echo $file;
// or use PsrPrinter for output compatible with PSR-2 / PSR-12
// echo (new Nette\PhpGenerator\PsrPrinter)->printFile($file);
```
Result:
```php
<?php
/**
* This file is auto-generated.
*/
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace Foo;
class A
{
}
function foo()
{
}
```
Generate using Reflection
-------------------------
Another common use case is to create class or function based on existing one:
```php
$class = Nette\PhpGenerator\ClassType::from(PDO::class);
$function = Nette\PhpGenerator\GlobalFunction::from('trim');
$closure = Nette\PhpGenerator\Closure::from(
function (stdClass $a, $b = null) {}
);
```
Function and method bodies are empty by default. If you want to load them as well, use this way
(it requires `nikic/php-parser` to be installed):
```php
$class = Nette\PhpGenerator\ClassType::withBodiesFrom(MyClass::class);
$function = Nette\PhpGenerator\GlobalFunction::withBodyFrom('dump');
```
Load class from file
--------------------
You can also load classes directly from a PHP file that is not already loaded or string of PHP code:
```php
$class = Nette\PhpGenerator\ClassType::fromCode(<<<XX
<?php
class Demo
{
public $foo;
}
XX);
```
Loading the entire PHP file, which may contain multiple classes or even multiple namespaces:
```php
$file = Nette\PhpGenerator\PhpFile::fromCode(file_get_contents('classes.php'));
```
This requires `nikic/php-parser` to be installed.
Variables Dumper
----------------
The Dumper returns a parsable PHP string representation of a variable. Provides better and clearer output that native functon `var_export()`.
```php
$dumper = new Nette\PhpGenerator\Dumper;
$var = ['a', 'b', 123];
echo $dumper->dump($var); // prints ['a', 'b', 123]
```
Custom Printer
--------------
Need to customize printer behavior? Create your own by inheriting the `Printer` class. You can reconfigure these variables:
```php
class MyPrinter extends Nette\PhpGenerator\Printer
{
protected $indentation = "\t";
protected $linesBetweenProperties = 0;
protected $linesBetweenMethods = 1;
protected $returnTypeColon = ': ';
}
```