kilahm/hack-class-scanner

This package is abandoned and no longer maintained. The author suggests using the hackpack/hack-class-scanner package instead.

Recursively scan a directory for hack classes and/or interfaces

v1.3.2 2015-02-25 17:45 UTC

Requires (Dev)

• hackpack/hackunit: 0.3.*

MIT

• Isaac Leinweber

• autoload
• hack
• scan
• hhvm
• ClassScanner

README

A class that recursively scans a directory for hack classes.

Installation

Add the following line to your composer.json file in the require section.

“kilahm/hack-class-scanner”: “dev-master”

Then run composer update.

Use

To use the class, simply instantiate it with a set of base directories to scan and a set of directories to ignore.

use kilahm\Scanner\ClassScanner;

$scanner = new ClassScanner(
  Set{‘directory/to/scan’, ‘other/directory’},
  Set{‘other/directory/to/ignore’}
);
$classMap = $scanner->mapClassToFile();
$classAndInterfaceMap = $scanner->mapClassOrInterfaceToFile();

The $classMap variable will then hold a Map<string,string> object that maps class names (with full namespace) to the files in which the class is defined. The $classAndInterfaceMap will be the same as $classMap except it will include interfaces as well as classes.

Filters

You can filter the result files based on the name of the class or the name of the file. A filter must be a closure with a signature of function(string) : bool. The input for a class filter is the name of the class including the namespace. The input for a file filter is the name of the file including the full path (via realpath). If all registered filter functions return true for a particular file or class name, the file will be scanned for a class and the class name will appear in the output, respectively.

$includes = Set{...};
$excludes = Set{...};
$scanner = new ClassScanner($includes, $excludes);
$classFilter = $className ==> preg_match(‘/pattern/’, $className);
$fileFilter = $fileName ==> preg_match(‘/pattern/’, $fileName);
$scanner->addClassNameFilter($classFilter);
$scanner->addFileNameFilter($fileFilter);
$classMap = $scanner->mapClassToFile();

Assumptions

This class assumes you are following the practice of one class per file. The scanner will stop searching once it has found the first class name in a file.

Thanks

The file parsing algorithm was heavily influenced by the one used in HackPack/HackUnit.