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A new command to validate json config file

The Reflect Command-Line Interface always needs a file in JSON format to run. It should be found either in the current, $HOME/.config/, or /etc directory.

By setting the REFLECT environment variable it is possible to set the filename of phpreflect.json to something else.

E.g: REFLECT=my-phpreflect.json

It’s very usefull to validate structure of the json configuration file before to run any command of Reflect

Example 1. Just run the command below
$ phpreflect validate
Published by Laurent Laville on 2014-07-28

Reflect 2.2.0 has just been released.

Changes :

  • toArray() method was removed and replaced by new render() method in AnalyserInterface.

  • fixed error message on analyser:list command when none analysers defined in json config file.

  • Structure analyser follow now the plug-and-play system. Check if installed (see json config file) before to use it.

  • analyser:run command delegated results render to each analyser via the new render() method of AnalyserInterface.

  • add getStartLine(), getEndLine(), getNamespaceName(), getArguments(), isClassMethod(), isInternalFunction() methods on DependencyModel.

  • add getTypeHint() method on ParameterModel.

  • can now detect direct method call reported as a DependencyModel. Usefull for CompatInfo issue GH-100.

  • can now detect multiple internal function signatures.

  • ability to use cache plugin in other SAPI than CLI.

  • a full documentation for all audiences to read it online or offline.

Download the PHAR version

Alternatively, you may use Composer and install it via Packagist.

Published by Laurent Laville on 2014-07-24

Reflect 2.1.0 has just been released.

Changes :

  • new getClassName() method in the Reflect\Model\PropertyModel to solve PHP CompatInfo GH-119 issue.

  • a full documentation for all audiences.

What is planned for the next version 2.2.0:

  • Implement the cache plugin to speed up later uses.

Download the PHAR version

Alternatively, you may use Composer and install it via Packagist.

Published by Laurent Laville on 2014-07-04

Release 2.1.0 planned

The second release of major branch 2 is planned for Friday July 4, 2014.

It will include a new full documentation for all audiences (basic users and developers).

Published by Laurent Laville on 2014-07-01