Phpdocumentor Learning Usage Records
A Phpdocumentor Introduction
Phpdocumentor is a php-written tool for PHP programs with canonical annotations that can quickly generate API documentation with cross-referencing, indexing, and other functions. The old version is Phpdoc, starting from 1.3.0, renamed Phpdocumentor, the new version adds support for PHP5 syntax, and can be converted to pdf,html,chm in several forms by manipulating the document on the client browser.
Phpdocumentor is a very powerful document auto-generation tool that helps us write specification annotations, generate easy-to-understand, well-structured documents, and can help with our code upgrades, maintenance, handover, and more.
Two Those elements can generate documents
function functions
Constant Constants
Class
Interface interface
Trait characteristics
Class Constant constants
Property Properties
Method methods
File files
Include/require declaration contains file declaration
Variable variable
Three Basic format
1.Summary Summary
2.Description Detailed description
3.Tags and annotations tags and annotations
Example:
<?php
/**
* Function add to achieve two number of additions
*
* A simple addition calculation, the function accepts two numbers A, B, returns their and C
*
* @param int Addend
* @param int Summand
* @return Integer return value
*
*/
function Add ($a, $b)
{
return $a + $b;
}
?>
Generating documents with the command phpdoc-d Project absolute path-T generated document
As follows:
Add
Integer ADD (int $a, int $b)
[Line 45]
function Add, implement two number of additions
Constants A simple addition calculation, the function accepts two numbers A, B, returns their and C
Parameters
· int $a-Addend
· int $b-Summand
Four Label Details list
Tag |
Element |
Description |
Api |
Method |
Used to declare whether a structure element can be used as a third-party API |
Author |
Any |
Creator Information |
Category |
File, class |
The directory to which the file or class belongs |
Copyright |
Any |
Copyright information |
Deprecated |
Any |
This tag will be deprecated in a future release |
Example |
Any |
This tag refers to the path of the example code |
Filesource |
File |
Source file output |
Global |
Variable |
Global variables |
Ignore |
Any |
This tag is not included in the document |
Internal |
Any |
This tag is used only in applications and internal libraries |
License |
File, Class |
License information for files and classes |
Link |
Any |
Indicate link relationships between elements and sites |
Method |
Class |
Indicates the Magic method available for the class |
Package |
File, Class |
The package information that the file and class belong to |
Param |
Method,function |
Parameter information for methods and functions |
Property |
Class |
Property information for a class |
Property-read |
Class |
Read-only property information for a class |
Property-write |
Class |
Write-only property information for a class |
Return |
Method,function |
Return values for methods and functions |
See |
Any |
Indicate the source of reference |
Since |
Any |
Elements from that version |
Source |
Any, except File |
Display the source code of an element |
Subpackage |
File, Class |
To indicate a child package of classes and files |
Throws |
Method,function |
Indicates that an element might throw an exception |
Todo |
Any |
Indicates that this element is under development. |
Uses |
Any |
Indicates other elements referenced by the element |
Var |
Properties |
Indicates the properties of a class |
Version |
Any |
Indicates the version of the current element |
Five Type
Currently the various types of phpdocumentor elements are required and supported by various tags.
1. Full class name or alias
Use its fully qualified class name (FQCN), which means that the class has a prefix slash to indicate that it is a class, such as full name \phpdocumentor\descriptor\classdescriptor.
Use relative class names, such as \descriptor\classdescriptor.
Aliases of classes, such as use Phpdocumentordescriptorparamdescriptor as Param
2. PHP keyword
String
int or integer
Float
BOOL or Boolean
Array
Resource
Null
Callable
3. Keywords for phpdoc standard
Mixed
void
Object
False or True
Self
Static
$this
4. Union type
/** @return String|null */
Six Run Phpdocumentor
Phpdoc
Phpdoc Run
Phpdoc Project:run
The three above can achieve the same effect.
Parameters:
-d Project source file path
-F Make a project one file
-T directory for document Generation
phpdoc-d path/to/my/project-f path/to/an/additional/file-t Path/to/my/output/folder
Seven Label format
[Email protected]
Format: @api
For example:
/**
*
* @api
*
*/
2. @author
Format: @author [name] [<email Address>]
For example:
/**
* @author My Name
* @author My Name <[email protected]>
*/
3. @category
Format: @category [description]
For example:
/**
* @category MyCategory
*/
4. @copyright
Format: @copyright [description]
For example:
/**
* @copyright 1997-2005 the PHP Group
*/
5. @deprecated
Format: @deprecated [<version>] [<description>]
For example:
/**
* @deprecated
* @deprecated 1.0.0
* @deprecated No longer used by internal code and not recommended.
* @deprecated 1.0.0 No longer used by internal code and not recommended.
*/
6. @example
Format: @example [location] [<start-line> [<number-of-lines>]] [<description>]
For example:
/**
* @example example1.php counting in action.
* @example Http://example.com/example2.phps counting in action by a 3rd party.
* @example "My Own example.php" my counting.
*/
7. @filesource
Format: @filesource
For example:
/**
* @filesource
*/
8. @global
Format: @global [type] [name] @global [type] [description]
For example:
/**
* @global String $user
* @global string Username
*/
9. @ignore
Format: @ignore [<description>]
For example:
/**
* @ignore
*/
Ten. @internal
Format: @internal [description]
For example:
/**
* @internal
*/
@license.
Format: @license [<url>] [name]
For example:
/**
* @license GPL
* @license http://opensource.org/licenses/gpl-license.php GNU Public License
*/
[Email protected]
Format: @link [URI] [<description>]
{@link [URI] [<description>]}
For example:
/**
* @link Http://example.com/my/bar documentation of Foo.
* This function would add one as there must always be one Foo.
*/
@method.
Format: @method [return type] [name] ([[[Type] [Parameter]<, ...]) [<description>]
For example:
/**
* @method string getString ()
* @method void Setinteger (integer $integer)
* @method setString (integer $integer)
*/
@package
Format: @package [Level 1]\[level 2]\[etc.]
For example:
/**
* @package Psr\documentation\api
*/
@param.
Format: @param [Type] [name] [<description>]
For example:
/**
* @param mixed[] $ITEMS Array structure to count the elements of.
*/
16. @property
Format: @property [Type] [name] [<description>]
For example:
/**
* @property String $myProperty
*/
@property-read
Format: @property-read [Type] [name] [<description]
For example:
/**
* @property-read string $myProperty
*/
@property-write
Format: @property-write [Type] [name] [<description>]
For example:
/**
* @property-write string $myProperty
*/
19. @return
Format: @return [Type] [<description>]
For example:
/**
* @return Integer indicates the number of items.
* @return string|null the label ' s text or null if none provided.
*/
@see
Format: @see [URI | Fqsen] [<description>]
For example:
/**
* @see Http://example.com/my/bar documentation of Foo.
* @see MyClass:: $items for the property whose items is counted.
* @see Myclass::setitems () to set the items for this collection.
*/
@since.
Format: @since [version] [<description>]
For example:
/**
* @since 1.0.2 Added the $b argument.
* @since 1.0.1 Added the $a argument.
* @since 1.0.0
*
*/
function dump ($a, $b)
{
<...>
}
@source.
Format: @source [<start-line> [<number-of-lines>]] [<description>]
For example:
/**
* @source 2 1 Check that ensures lazy counting.
*/
@subpackage.
Format: @subpackage [name]
For example:
/**
* @package PSR
* @subpackage Documentation\api
*/
@throws
Format: @throws [Type] [<description>]
For example:
/**
* of type ' array '.
*/
@todo
Format: @todo [description]
For example:
/**
* @todo add an array parameter to count
*/
@uses
Format: @uses [Fqsen] [<description>]
For example:
/**
* @uses MyClass:: $items to retrieve the count from.
*/
@var.
Format: @var ["Type"] [$element _name] [<description>]
For example:
/** @var String|null should contain a description
* @var string $name should contain a description
* @var string $description should contain a description
*/
@version.
Format: @version [<vector>] [<description>]
/**
* @version 1.0.1
* @version GIT: $Id $ in development. Very unstable.
*/
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