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Is there an automated way or utility that can be used to document a cakephp application. The client is requiring I provide technical documentation for others that will be working on the site, so I need a way to list out all the views, controllers, models, components, and helpers. At least I need some sort of skeletal documentation that I can fill in with more meaningful instructions and descriptions. Any links to anything that can do this would be helpful.
Use docbook for you PHP classes and methods. phpdoc also allows you to include external files with documentation for i.e. your views.
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I am looking for a UML tool with the following features:
Draw diagrams(sequence, class, use case, system architecture, database) by entering some text format or from the code structure.
From the diagram, I should be able to generate a word document with class names, function names, input and output parameters in a suitable format.
From the diagram, I should be able to generate code (classes) in PHP automatically.
Please suggest such tools.
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Does exist Bundle which allows generate JavaScript equivalent to validators of Symfony 2 forms? I am looking for something similar to http://www.symfony-project.org/plugins/sfJqueryFormValidationPlugin
If not, is it possible to do such thing for Symfony 2?
This is new Symfony 2 bundle which provide better implementation of client side validation for forms https://github.com/formapro/JsFormValidatorBundle
This bundle may suit your needs APYJsFormValidationBundle
However it is currently limited to assert defined constraints, applied to entities.
Support for php, yml and xml defined constraints are on the todo list.
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I've been using Yii, and it's good, but its helper library is lacking. I've been snooping around CakePHP, and it has some some nice helper functions, like timeAgoInWords() and autoLinkEmails().
Is there a php framework or library that stands out as having a crazy good helper library? in particular, for formatting. Plus, what is your favourite function?
Thanks!
I'm a big fan of CodeIgniter as it has a very nice template system included for doing page designs/formating.
Zend Framework has a pretty good one.
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What's a good tool to reverse engineer a set of php/html pages ? It's not object oriented, it's a big mess that started in early 2000 (so no UML tools obviously!).
I'd like to draw a link between files/functions that are included or called via the 'action' attribute of a form.
So basically, I would like to have a nice simple diagram to have a clear idea of how is structured a site, what variable are passed between pages through "action", the arguments of functions, in a //diagram// !
Javascript have no impact on the flow of pages here.
Don't tell me that my only hope is to write a big filthy tool to do that ?!?
Thanks-
You can use xdebug to generate a cachegrind file and then use Kcachegrind to view the diagram.
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I have generated my REST API, and now I have to write a documentation for the API.
As the API is mainly generated by a third-party plugin it's not possible to generate the DOC automatically.
So what the best tool (to save time) to manually write a DOC?
PS: I do have github account, I wonder if the user pages can fit this need.
You might want to take a look at TechWriter for Web Services. It also supports generating documentation for REST APIs.
You can spent sometime to put DocBlock into all function/class you have built
A tool like PHPDOC is available for you to compile DocBlock into documentation and regenerate whatever you need (into your desired format).
Not to mention, is stored as static HTML