README

typhp is a simple tool checks whether type hint for arguments or return type declared. Unlike static analysis tools, it doesn't point out possible errors and issues but suggests typehint everything possible.

For whom?

• Who works projects using PHP 7.1 and higher.
• Who doesn't want to point out missing type hint and return type declarations in code review process by using it as part of CI pipeline.
• Who love strict typing and defensive programming.

Features

• Respects phpdoc; there are some rare cases mixed or compound types are needed. If such cases documented in phpdoc, typhp doesn't complain. For example: @return array|bool, @param mixed $foo, etc.
• Takes magic methods into account.
• Analyses based on configuration. Include/exclude files and directories to be analysed. For optional config file, see the current project example
• Does NOT modifies your code

Installation

There are several ways to install typhp. The recommended one is to use phar distribution. Thus you won't have possible dependency conflict.

Phar

Direct download from the latest Github release

wget https://github.com/seferov/typhp/releases/download/v0.2.0/typhp.phar -O typhp
chmod +x typhp

You can install phar distribution by Phive

phive install seferov/typhp --global

Composer

typhp can be installed by composer globally.

composer global require seferov/typhp

If you prefer, you can it add dev dependency to your project.

composer require require seferov/typhp --dev

Usage

typhp analyse path

If config file (.typhp.yml) is present in project root, it can be run just by vendor/bin/typhp

Example output

Todo

• Analyse closures

• Check by PHP version. For example, don't suppress @param object for >= PHP 7.2

• Better configuration

• Check declare(strict_types=1) by config

• Phar file

• Auto deploy phar file to release assets & add self-update command

• Github Actions

Issues

Since it is a beta release, there might be some issues. If you found one, please submit it here