1. How to Use a PHP Dependency Management Class to Detect Bugs Cause by Unintended Changes in Class Dependencies
Updated on: 2023-05-25
Posted on: 2023-05-25
Well-structured PHP projects split their functionality into multiple components that perform a few actions to make the projects simpler to develop and understand.
PHP components are usually implemented as classes. Different components may use classes of other components that implement specialized actions.
These relations between different component classes are called dependencies.
This package implements a dependency management class that can keep track of objects of different dependency classes.
The package implements a callback hook feature that allows different component classes to track changes in the dependencies between component classes.
This possibility allows developers to find issues due to unintended changes in the class dependencies that may make the applications not work as expected, thus making it easier to debug this type of issue.
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PHP components are usually implemented as classes. Different components may use classes of other components that implement specialized actions.
These relations between different component classes are called dependencies.
This package implements a dependency management class that can keep track of objects of different dependency classes.
The package implements a callback hook feature that allows different component classes to track changes in the dependencies between component classes.
This possibility allows developers to find issues due to unintended changes in the class dependencies that may make the applications not work as expected, thus making it easier to debug this type of issue.
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