<?php /** * Create a project map (similar to a sitemap) of project. * * The Reflection component is capable of analyzing one or more files into a hierarchy of objects representing the * structure of your project. It does this by analyzing the source code of each individual file using the * `analyze()` method in the Analyzer class. * * Because the Analyzer class requires a whole series of objects that interact together a factory method `create()` * is available. This method instantiates all objects and provides a reasonable default to start using the Analyzer. * * There is also a Service Provider (`\phpDocumentor\Descriptor\ServiceProvider`) that can be used with either Silex * or Cilex instead of using the factory method; this will make it easier to plug in your own features if you want to. */ // use Composer's autoloader to allow the application to automatically load all classes on request. use phpDocumentor\Reflection\Php\Project; include 'vendor/autoload.php'; // Create a new Analyzer with which we can analyze a PHP source file $projectFactory = \phpDocumentor\Reflection\Php\ProjectFactory::createInstance(); // Create an array of files to analize. $files = [ new \phpDocumentor\Reflection\File\LocalFile('tests/example.file.php') ]; //create a new project 'MyProject' containing all elements in the files. /** @var Project $project */ $project = $projectFactory->create('MyProject', $files); // As an example of what you can do, let's list all class names in the file 'tests/example.file.php'. echo 'List all classes in the example source file: ' . PHP_EOL; /** @var \phpDocumentor\Reflection\Php\Class_ $class */ foreach ($project->getFiles()['tests/example.file.php']->getClasses() as $class) { echo '- ' . $class->getFqsen() . PHP_EOL; }