crada/php-apidoc

Generate documentation for php API based application. No dependency. No framework required.

1.3.9 2018-03-09 15:53 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.3.2

MIT

• Calin Rada
• Borja Santos-Diez
• Kevin Saliou

• generator
• documentation
• php
• api

README

Generate documentation for php API based application. No dependency. No framework required.

• Requirements
• Installation
• Usage
• Available Methods
• Preview
• Tips
• Known issues
• TODO

Requirements

PHP >= 5.3.2

Installation

The recommended installation is via composer. Just add the following line to your composer.json:

{
    ...
    "require": {
        ...
        "crada/php-apidoc": "@dev"
    }
}

$ php composer.phar update

Usage

<?php

namespace Some\Namespace;

class User
{
    /**
     * @ApiDescription(section="User", description="Get information about user")
     * @ApiMethod(type="get")
     * @ApiRoute(name="/user/get/{id}")
     * @ApiParams(name="id", type="integer", nullable=false, description="User id")
     * @ApiParams(name="data", type="object", sample="{'user_id':'int','user_name':'string','profile':{'email':'string','age':'integer'}}")
     * @ApiReturnHeaders(sample="HTTP 200 OK")
     * @ApiReturn(type="object", sample="{
     *  'transaction_id':'int',
     *  'transaction_status':'string'
     * }")
     */
    public function get()
    {

    }

    /**
     * @ApiDescription(section="User", description="Create's a new user")
     * @ApiMethod(type="post")
     * @ApiRoute(name="/user/create")
     * @ApiParams(name="username", type="string", nullable=false, description="Username")
     * @ApiParams(name="email", type="string", nullable=false, description="Email")
     * @ApiParams(name="password", type="string", nullable=false, description="Password")
     * @ApiParams(name="age", type="integer", nullable=true, description="Age")
     */
    public function create()
    {

    }
}

Create an apidoc.php file in your project root folder as follow:

# apidoc.php
<?php

use Crada\Apidoc\Builder;
use Crada\Apidoc\Exception;

$classes = array(
    'Some\Namespace\User',
    'Some\Namespace\OtherClass',
);

$output_dir  = __DIR__.'/apidocs';
$output_file = 'api.html'; // defaults to index.html

try {
    $builder = new Builder($classes, $output_dir, 'Api Title', $output_file);
    $builder->generate();
} catch (Exception $e) {
    echo 'There was an error generating the documentation: ', $e->getMessage();
}

Then, execute it via CLI

$ php apidoc.php

Available Methods

Here is the list of methods available so far :

• @ApiDescription(section="...", description="...")
• @ApiMethod(type="(get|post|put|delete|patch")
• @ApiRoute(name="...")
• @ApiParams(name="...", type="...", nullable=..., description="...", [sample=".."])
• @ApiHeaders(name="...", type="...", nullable=..., description="...")
• @ApiReturnHeaders(sample="...")
• @ApiReturn(type="...", sample="...")
• @ApiBody(sample="...")

Preview

You can see a dummy generated documentation on http://calinrada.github.io/php-apidoc/

Tips

To generate complex object sample input, use the ApiParam "type=(object|array(object)|array)":

* @ApiParams(name="data", type="object", sample="{'user_id':'int','profile':{'email':'string','age':'integer'}}")

Known issues

I don't know any, but please tell me if you find something. PS: I have tested it only in Chrome !

TODO

• Implement options for JSONP
• Implement "add fields" option