ClassFinder

A dead simple utility to identify classes in a given namespace. This package is an improved implementation of an answer on Stack Overflow that provides additional features with less configuration required.

Requirements

• Application is using Composer.
• Classes can be autoloaded with PSR-4 or classmaps.
• PHP >= 5.3.0

Installing

Installing is done by requiring it with Composer.

$ composer require haydenpierce/class-finder

No other installation methods are currently supported.

Example

<?php

require_once __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

$classes = ClassFinder::getClassesInNamespace('TestApp1\Foo');

/**
 * array(
 *   'TestApp1\Foo\Bar',
 *   'TestApp1\Foo\Baz',
 *   'TestApp1\Foo\Foo'
 * )
 */
var_dump($classes);

Documentation

Changelog

Exceptions:

• Unknown namespace - (Unregistered)
• Unknown namespace - (Registered)
• Missing composer.json

Internals

• How Testing Works
• Continuous Integration Notes

Roadmap

Warning

: Before 1.0.0, expect that bug fixes will not be backported to older versions. Backwards incompatible changes may be introduced in minor 0.X.Y versions, where X changes.

0.0.1 - First party psr4 classes

0.1.0 - Third party psr4 classes

0.2.0 - classmap support.

0.3.0 - files support

0.4.0 - psr0 support

0.5.0 - Additional features:

Various ideas:

• ClassFinder::getClassesInNamespace('TestApp1\Foo', ClassFinder::RECURSIVE_MODE). Providing classes multiple namespaces deep.

• ClassFinder::getClassesImplementingInterface('TestApp1\Foo', 'TestApp1\FooInterface', ClassFinder::RECURSIVE_MODE). Filtering classes to only classes that implement a namespace.

• ClassFinder::debugRenderReport('TestApp1\Foo\Baz') Guidance for solving "class not found" errors resulting from typos in namespaces, missing directories, etc. Would print an HTML report. Not intended for production use, but debugging.

1.0.0 - Better compliance with semantic versioning.