Answer by wersoo for How do I make my PHP IDE understand Dependency Injection...
For those who came here from google.PHPStorm actually provides a way to solve this kind of problem instead of writing PHPDocs over and over again — creating and setting .phpstorm.meta.php file in a way...
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I know that the question is about DIC only, but there is a Silex Pimple Dumper service provider which dumps the container to a json file. The same author wrote a plugin for PHPStorm which can read that...
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Pimple just introduce container builder principe. If you understand it, you don't need Pimple any more:class Container{ private $shared = array(); public function getService() { return new Service(...
View ArticleAnswer by David Harkness for How do I make my PHP IDE understand Dependency...
While you can certainly tell your IDE the type of the object pulled out of your container every time you access it, it's better to do it once. Both of the following solutions involve subclassing the...
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You can define class of the variable 'manually':/** @var YourClassType $mailer */$mailer = $container['mailer'];In PhpStorm (and by standards), use two asterisks and write the data type before the name...
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As the IDE's do not exectue the code, they do not know and need some help form you. I know this works for Eclipse and other IDEs as well: Hint the variable's type.Netbeans / Phpstorm / PDT / ZendStudio...
View ArticleHow do I make my PHP IDE understand Dependency Injection Containers?
Current situation: I have dependencies in my project that I solve by using dependency injection. I want to take the next logic step by using a dependency injection container (DIC) to ease the...
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