Projects tagged ‘php’ and ‘phpdoc’

A complete documentation solution for PHP. Generates javaDoc-style API documentation and user-level manuals from your PHP code. phpDocumentor uses an extensive templating system to change your source ... [More] code comments into human readable, and hence useful, formats. This system allows the creation of easy to read documentation in 15 different pre-designed HTML versions, PDF format, [Less]

A VIM plugin to support PHP developers and especially the generation of API documenation following the phpDoc standard.

DocBlock/JavaDoc annotations support for PHP5. Supporting single and multi valued annotations accessible through extended Reflection API. Example annotations: @SimpleAnnotation ... [More] @SingleValuedAnnotation(true) @SingleValuedAnnotation(-3.141592) @SingleValuedAnnotation('Hello World!') @SingleValuedAnnotationWithArray({1, 2, 3}) @MultiValuedAnnotation(key = 'value', anotherKey = false, andMore = 1234)Annotate classes, methods, properties. Works also if --preserve-docs is disabled. Checkout ShortTutorialByExample for a quick introduction to annotations using Addendum. [Less]

This project aims to deliver a highly configurable frontend for PhpDocumentor in PHP-Gtk2. PhpDocumentor is the defacto documentation generator tool for PHP code, which delivers high quality ... [More] documentation for any kind of PHP project. PHP-Gtk is a graphical user interface toolkit binding for PHP, which enables a PHP developer to produce advanced client applications in PHP. It seems natural to try and combine the two of them into a developer friendly, easy configurable end-user application. The Zend Framework is also used for some convenience functions, like parsing the configuration files and using the Loader class. [Less]

Darter aims to be a pure PHP implementation of a PHP API documentation generator. Like Javadoc it generates an API documentation in HTML format. To do this task it uses the PHP Reflection API which ... [More] provides access to the class definitions and their comments. Contributors are welcome! Simply post into our Google Group if your interested in contributing. [Less]