Namer

Namer helps getting fully qualified names, which could be long, and tedious to repeatedly include in code.

To get class name, wrap it with namer and cast to string, optionally with wrapper:

$name = (new Namer(Capture::class))->md;

This will result in fully qualified name of class:

Maslosoft\Zamm\Capture

For easier usage it is possible to set output type globally, so that it is not required to add ->md or ->html to set proper output:

Namer::defaults()->md();

Short Namer

Alternatively, there is also ShortNamer class, to create short class names - without namespace part. Fully qualified class name is only present on title attribute of link.

Example of ShortNamer usage:

$name = (new ShortNamer(Capture::class));

This will result in short class name:

Capture

Notice that no output type was specified, as specifying output type with defaults() will affect both Namerand ShortNamer;

Accessing Class Parts

To get name of method or property, try to get or call it on namer instance. This will invoke PHP magic __get and __call respectivelly:

$name = (new ShortNamer(Zamm::class))->converters;

This will result in creating link for converters property:

$converters

Alternative Syntax

In some cases method or property name might exists in namer class thus failing to invoke PHP Magic method. In such case, it is possible to use method() and property() directly:

$name = (new ShortNamer(Zamm::class))->property('converters');

This will result in link same as in previous example:

$converters