README

Scanner looks for methods annotated with provided annotations, outputs an array of either filepaths or directories.

Installation

Step 1: Download the library using composer

Require package by composer

composer require jlabno/annotations-scanner

Step 2: How to use

By default, library uses Apcu cache, you can pass your own cache implementation of Psr\SimpleCache

<?php

declare(strict_types=1);

use AnnotationsScanner\Scanner\ScannerFactory;
use AnnotationsScanner\Scanner\ScanResult;
use MyAnnotations\YourAnnotation;
use MyAnnotations\AnotherAnnotation;

$scanner = ScannerFactory::createWithDefaultReader(
    '/app',
    YourAnnotation::class,
    AnotherAnnotation::class,
);

/**
 * @returns ScanResult
 */
$result = $scanner->scan();

$foundFilePaths = $result->getFilePaths();
//['/app/src/classes/MyClass.php', '/app/src/classes/deeper/MyAnotherClass.php']

$foundDirectories = $result->getFileDirs();
//['/app/src/classes', '/app/src/classes/deeper']

2. Optional features

You can use your own cache which implements Psr\SimpleCache

$cache = new \Symfony\Component\Cache\Psr16Cache(new \Symfony\Component\Cache\Adapter\NullAdapter());
$scanner = ScannerFactory::createWithDefaultReaderAndCache('/app', $cache);

You can use your own annotation reader compliant with Doctrine\Common\Annotations\Reader

$scanner = ScannerFactory::createWithAnnotationReader( '/app', $reader);

or with custom cache

$scanner = ScannerFactory::createWithAnnotationReaderAndCache( '/app', $reader, $cache);