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Ron allows you to override abstract methods and implement interfaces in... run time! How cool is that?

Installation

Ron requires PHP >=5.4.0.

You can grab Ron using Composer: composer require "ilya/ron:0.1.*".

Use

First, create an interface or an abstract class:

<?php namespace demo;

interface Foo {
    public function bar(stdClass $so, $amaze = null);
}

abstract class Baz {
    abstract protected function wow($such, stdClass $doge = null); 
}

Then you need to "wrap" them into \ReflectionClass, like so:

// you could pass "demo\Foo" as the argument instead
$ron = new \Ron\Ron(new \ReflectionClass('demo\Baz'));

So now that you've successfully created an instance of \Ron\Ron, you can call the method create on it.

$entity = $ron->create();

Now that the $entity variable has type \Ron\Entity, here is what you can do:

• getCode(): returns the valid PHP class declaration
• apply(): evaluates the code using eval
• getClassName(): returns the class name used (e.g. class\_ff3453363262dssfwgw)

To finish, let me show you just a very basic example:

$methods = ['wow' => 'Hello, world!'];

$entity = (new \Ron\Ron(new \ReflectionClass('demo\Baz')))->create($methods);

$entity->apply();
$name = $entity->getClassName();

(new $name)->wow('Hey!'); // Hello, world!

That's it, have any questions?

License

Ron is licensed under the MIT license.