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Organizing comments and unnecessary files, etc #224

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  • New Features

    • Updated the README.ja.md to demonstrate the use of PHP 8 attributes, enhancing clarity on method interception.
    • Improved the chargeOrder method in AnnotationRealBillingService to return a value instead of printing it.
    • Enhanced the chargeOrder method in RealBillingService to include a return type declaration for better type safety.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Removed outdated configurations for php_mess_detector and php_code_sniffer from the .scrutinizer.yml file.
  • Documentation

    • Added class documentation for ServiceLocator to clarify its purpose and functionality.
  • Chores

    • Updated Composer installation instructions in the README.ja.md to reflect a new versioning strategy.
    • Removed deprecated test files related to CodeGen and ParserFactory to streamline the codebase.

Changed the `chargeOrder` method in `AnnotationRealBillingService` from `echo` to `return`. This allows for better testing and flexibility in handling the output of the method.
Replaced old-style annotations with PHP 8 attributes for the `NotOnWeekends` class and the `chargeOrder` method. Additionally, updated the dependency versioning from "~2.0" to "^2.0" in the README.
Provide a detailed description for the ServiceLocator class emphasizing its role in setting and retrieving a Reader instance. The new comment also highlights the lazy initialization of the Reader.
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The pull request introduces several changes across multiple files, including updates to the .gitattributes to exclude composer-require-checker.json from exports, modifications to the .scrutinizer.yml file by removing configurations for php_mess_detector and php_code_sniffer, and updates to the README.ja.md to reflect changes in PHP attribute usage. Additionally, method signatures in the AnnotationRealBillingService, RealBillingService, and TypeString classes have been altered, while documentation has been enhanced in the ServiceLocator class. Three test files related to the CodeGen class have been removed.

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File Change Summary
.gitattributes Added +/composer-require-checker.json export-ignore to exclude from archive.
.scrutinizer.yml Removed configurations for php_mess_detector and php_code_sniffer.
README.ja.md Updated NotOnWeekends to use PHP 8 attributes; modified installation command for Composer.
demo/src/AnnotationRealBillingService.php Changed chargeOrder method from echoing to returning a string.
demo/src/RealBillingService.php Updated chargeOrder method to include a return type declaration.
sl-src/ServiceLocator.php Added docblock comment describing the purpose and functionality of the ServiceLocator class.
src/TypeString.php Removed specific docblock annotations from getUnionType and getFqnType methods.
tests-deprecated/CodeGenPhp71Test.php Removed the entire file containing unit tests for the CodeGen class.
tests-deprecated/CodeGenTest.php Removed the entire file containing PHPUnit tests for the CodeGen class.
tests-deprecated/ParserFactoryTest.php Removed the entire file containing a unit test for the ParserFactory class.

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  • Update Demo using Aspect class #222: The main PR modifies the .gitattributes file to exclude composer-require-checker.json from exports, while the retrieved PR involves changes to demo files that utilize the RealBillingService, which may indirectly relate to how dependencies are managed in the project.

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Removed redundant @psalm-external-mutation-free annotation from the getFqnType method, keeping only the @psalm-pure annotation. This cleans up the code and maintains necessary PSalm annotations for static analysis.
This update ensures that the composer-require-checker.json file is excluded from exported builds. This helps to streamline the package by omitting unnecessary files in the final archive.
Deleted three deprecated test files: CodeGenPhp71Test.php, CodeGenTest.php, and ParserFactoryTest.php. This cleanup aids in maintaining the codebase by eliminating obsolete tests no longer relevant to the project's current state.
The @psalm-pure annotation was removed from the getUnionType method in TypeString.php. This annotation was deemed unnecessary for the method's functionality and has been cleaned up to improve code readability.
Removed php_mess_detector and php_code_sniffer configurations as they are no longer being used. This simplifies the Scrutinizer config file and may improve build performance.
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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)
demo/src/AnnotationRealBillingService.php (1)

Line range hint 11-13: Consider upgrading to PHP 8 attributes.

The @WeekendBlock annotation is using the older PHPDoc style. Consider upgrading to PHP 8's native attribute syntax for better type safety and runtime validation.

-    /**
-     * @WeekendBlock
-     */
+    #[WeekendBlock]
.gitattributes (1)

15-15: LGTM! Consider minor formatting adjustment.

The addition of composer-require-checker.json to export-ignore is appropriate as it's a development tool configuration. This change aligns with the existing pattern of excluding development and testing related files from exports.

Consider adjusting the spacing to match other entries (appears to have 3 spaces where others use 2):

-/composer-require-checker.json   export-ignore
+/composer-require-checker.json  export-ignore
sl-src/ServiceLocator.php (2)

14-17: Documentation looks good, consider adding more details.

The added documentation clearly describes the class purpose and behavior. Consider enhancing it further with additional PHPDoc tags and details.

Here's a suggested improvement:

 /**
  * ServiceLocator class provides a way to set and retrieve a Reader instance.
  * It includes mechanisms to lazily initialize the Reader if it hasn't been set.
+ *
+ * @internal This class is not covered by the backward compatibility promise
+ * @since 2.x.x
+ *
+ * The default Reader implementation uses:
+ * - DualReader combining AnnotationReader and AttributeReader
+ * - CacheReader for performance optimization
  */

Line range hint 14-38: Consider modernizing the implementation.

While the implementation works, there are several architectural considerations:

  1. Service Locator pattern is generally considered an anti-pattern in modern PHP as it makes dependencies implicit and harder to test. Consider using dependency injection instead.
  2. Static state can make testing more difficult and may cause issues in concurrent environments.
  3. The cache directory is hardcoded to sys_get_temp_dir() which might not be optimal for all environments.

Consider these improvements:

  1. Replace the service locator with proper dependency injection:

    • Use a DI container to manage Reader instances
    • Inject Reader dependencies where needed
  2. If the static implementation must be kept, consider:

    • Making the cache directory configurable
    • Adding proper type hints for static properties using PHP 7.4+ typed properties
    • Adding thread safety mechanisms if used in concurrent environments

Example of a more modern approach:

final class ReaderFactory
{
    private string $cacheDir;
    
    public function __construct(string $cacheDir = null) 
    {
        $this->cacheDir = $cacheDir ?? sys_get_temp_dir();
    }
    
    public function create(): Reader
    {
        return new CacheReader(
            new DualReader(
                new AnnotationReader(),
                new AttributeReader()
            ),
            new Cache($this->cacheDir)
        );
    }
}
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demo/src/AnnotationRealBillingService.php (1)

13-16: Verify interface compatibility.

The change from echo to return modifies the method's behavior. Please ensure this change is compatible with the BillingService interface contract and doesn't break any existing consumers.

✅ Verification successful

Let me try a different approach to find the interface and implementations.


The change from echo to return is compatible with the interface

The BillingService interface defines chargeOrder() without any specific return type or output requirements. Both implementations (RealBillingService and AnnotationRealBillingService) now consistently return a string value. This change actually improves the code by:

  • Making the method's behavior more explicit through return values
  • Maintaining consistency across implementations
  • Following better practices by returning values instead of directly echoing
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README.ja.md (3)

27-28: LGTM: Modern PHP 8 attribute syntax correctly implemented.

The updated syntax properly demonstrates the transition from annotations to PHP 8 attributes, with appropriate method-level targeting.


40-40: LGTM: Consistent attribute usage in example code.

The example correctly demonstrates the modern PHP 8 attribute syntax, maintaining consistency with the attribute definition.


216-216: Verify the version constraint change impact.

The version constraint has been changed from ~2.0 to ^2.0, which allows for minor version updates instead of just patch updates. This could potentially affect dependency resolution.

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Version constraint change appears to be intentional and consistent

The version constraint change from ~2.0 to ^2.0 has been consistently applied in both README.md and README.ja.md files. This library is itself ray/aop, and its composer.json shows it's well-maintained with modern PHP support (^7.2 || ^8.0) and up-to-date dependencies. The more permissive ^2.0 constraint aligns with the project's maturity and stability in the 2.x series.

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Updated the chargeOrder method in RealBillingService and AnnotationRealBillingService to include a return type hint of string. Also modified the intercept method signature in MethodInterceptorInterface for better clarity and consistency.
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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
demo/src/RealBillingService.php (1)

13-13: Consider using string interpolation for better readability.

While the current implementation is correct, consider using PHP's string interpolation for better readability.

-        return 'Charged.' . PHP_EOL;
+        return "Charged.{PHP_EOL}";
demo/src/WeekendBlocker.php (1)

Line range hint 15-24: Consider making the weekend check more explicit and robust.

While the current implementation works, it could be improved for better maintainability and clarity:

  1. Use a more specific exception type
  2. Make the weekend check more explicit
  3. Consider using constants for weekend days

Here's a suggested improvement:

+    private const WEEKEND_DAYS = ['Saturday', 'Sunday'];
+
     /** {@inheritDoc} */
     public function invoke(MethodInvocation $invocation)
     {
         $today = getdate();
-        if ($today['weekday'][0] === 'S') {
-            throw new RuntimeException(
+        if (in_array($today['weekday'], self::WEEKEND_DAYS, true)) {
+            throw new WeekendBlockedException(
                 $invocation->getMethod()->getName() . ' not allowed on weekends!'
             );
         }

This refactor:

  • Makes the weekend check more explicit and maintainable
  • Uses a dedicated exception class for better error handling
  • Follows the principle of self-documenting code
src-mock/MethodInterceptorInterface.php (1)

Line range hint 19-25: Update parameter documentation to match the new signature

The PHPDoc comment still describes the first parameter as an object instance, but the signature now expects a class name string.

Apply this diff to fix the documentation:

 /**
  * Intercept method
  *
  * This method is called when an intercepted method is invoked.
  *
- * @param object       $object The object on which the method was called
+ * @param string       $class  The name of the class being intercepted
  * @param string       $method The name of the method being called
  * @param array<mixed> $params An array of parameters passed to the method
  *
  * @return mixed The result of the method invocation
  */
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demo/src/WeekendBlocker.php (1)

15-15: LGTM! Documentation follows PSR standards.

The {@inheritDoc} tag is correctly used to inherit documentation from the MethodInterceptor interface.

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Changed the intercept method's first parameter type from string (class name) to object (instance of the class). This enhances type safety and ensures that actual instances are provided for the interception process. This update may require adjustments where the method is used.
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