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A powerful tool for inspecting, visualizing, and tracking mutations in PHP service containers (Laravel, Symfony, PSR-11).

Features

• Web dashboard for service inspection and visualization
• CLI commands for analysis and export
• Mutation tracking (bindings, aliases, etc.)
• Dependency graph export (Graphviz/D3.js)
• Service comparison across environments
• Tagged service listing
• Circular dependency and duplicate binding detection

Installation

composer require papoon/inspector --dev

Quick Start

Web Dashboard

php -S localhost:8000 -t public

Visit http://localhost:8000 in your browser.

CLI Usage

List services:

php bin/inspect inspector:list-services

Compare containers:

php bin/inspect inspector:compare-containers local staging prod

Export service map:

php bin/inspect inspector:export-map json

Usage in Laravel

1. Wrap your container with the Inspector adapter:

   use Inspector\Adapters\LaravelAdapter;
   use Illuminate\Container\Container;
   
   $container = app();
   $adapter = new LaravelAdapter($container);

2. Track mutations:

   use Inspector\MutationEventDispatcher;
   
   $dispatcher = new MutationEventDispatcher();
   $dispatcher->listen(function ($mutation) {
       logger()->info('Container mutation', $mutation);
   });
   $adapter->setMutationDispatcher($dispatcher);

3. Use adapter methods for mutations:

   $adapter->bind('foo', function () { return new Foo(); });
   $adapter->alias('foo', 'bar');

4. Inspect services and mutations:

   use Inspector\Inspector;
   
   $inspector = new Inspector($adapter);
   $services = $inspector->browseServices();
   $mutations = $inspector->getMutations();

Usage in Symfony

1. Wrap your container with the Inspector adapter:

   use Inspector\Adapters\SymfonyAdapter;
   use Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\ContainerBuilder;
   
   $container = $this->container;
   $adapter = new SymfonyAdapter($container);

2. Track mutations:

   use Inspector\MutationEventDispatcher;
   
   $dispatcher = new MutationEventDispatcher();
   $dispatcher->listen(function ($mutation) {
       // Log or display mutation events
   });
   $adapter->setMutationDispatcher($dispatcher);

3. Use adapter methods for mutations:

   $adapter->setDefinition('foo', new Definition(Foo::class));
   $adapter->removeDefinition('foo');

4. Inspect services and mutations:

   use Inspector\Inspector;
   
   $inspector = new Inspector($adapter);
   $services = $inspector->browseServices();
   $mutations = $inspector->getMutations();

Test Coverage

To generate a coverage report locally:

vendor/bin/phpunit --coverage-html coverage

Open coverage/index.html in your browser to view the report.

Contributing

Pull requests and issues are welcome!
Please ensure all code is covered by tests and passes CI.

License

MIT