Assuming I have the following class and the file is located and named as following file name and location src/Foo.php
namespace Foo;
use Test\One;
use Test\Two;
use Test\Three;
class Sample
{}
now I can scan this file
with this function, I can scan that class and get the result expected.
<?php
use \SplFileObject;
class Scanner
{
public static function getUseAliases()
{
$className = new SplFileObject("src/Foo.php");
$use = [];
while (!$className->eof())
{
$alias = explode("use ", $className->fgets());
if(!empty($alias[1]))
{
$use[] = trim($alias[1]);
}
}
$className = null; //Unset the file to prevent memory leaks
print_r($use);//will print my expected output [Test\One, Test\Two, Test\Three]
}
}
I think there should be a better way to get the same results and this is why I posted my current solution. Please let me know your thoughts.