typhp
is a simple tool checks whether type hint for arguments or return type declared.
Unlike static analysis tools, it doesn't point out possible errors and issues
but suggests typehint everything possible.
- Who works projects using PHP 7.1 and higher.
- Who doesn't want to point out missing type hint and return type declarations in code review process by using it as part of CI pipeline.
- Who love strict typing and defensive programming.
- Respects phpdoc; there are some rare cases mixed or compound types are needed.
If such cases documented in phpdoc,
typhp
doesn't complain. For example:@return array|bool
,@param mixed $foo
, etc. - Takes magic methods into account.
- Analyses based on configuration. Include/exclude files and directories to be analysed. For optional config file, see the current project example
- Does NOT modifies your code
There are several ways to install typhp
. The recommended one is to use
phar distribution. Thus you won't have possible dependency conflict.
Direct download from the latest Github release
wget https://github.com/seferov/typhp/releases/download/v0.2.0/typhp.phar -O typhp
chmod +x typhp
You can install phar distribution by Phive
phive install seferov/typhp --global
typhp
can be installed by composer globally.
composer global require seferov/typhp
If you prefer, you can it add dev dependency to your project.
composer require require seferov/typhp --dev
typhp analyse path
If config file (.typhp.yml
) is present in project root, it can be run
just by vendor/bin/typhp
Example output
-
Analyse closures
-
Check by PHP version. For example, don't suppress
@param object
for >= PHP 7.2 -
Better configuration
-
Check
declare(strict_types=1)
by config -
Phar file
-
Auto deploy phar file to release assets & add self-update command
-
Github Actions
Since it is a beta release, there might be some issues. If you found one, please submit it here