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<?php namespace Laminas\Code\Generator; interface TraitUsageInterface { /** * Add a class to "use" classes * * @param string $use * @param string|null $useAlias * @return self */ public function addUse($use, $useAlias = null); /** * Returns the "use" classes * * @return array */ public function getUses(); /** * Add trait takes an array of trait options or string as arguments. * * Array Format: * key: traitName value: String * * key: aliases value: array of arrays * key: method value: @see addTraitAlias * key: alias value: @see addTraitAlias * key: visibility value: @see addTraitAlias * * key: insteadof value: array of arrays * key: method value: @see self::addTraitOverride * key: traitToReplace value: @see self::addTraitOverride * * @param string|array $trait * @psalm-param string|array{traitName: string, aliases?: array, insteadof?: array} $trait * @return self */ public function addTrait($trait); /** * Add multiple traits. Trait can be an array of trait names or array of trait * configurations * * @param array $traits Array of string names or configurations (@see addTrait) * @psalm-param list<string|array{traitName: string, aliases?: array, insteadof?: array}> $traits * @return self */ public function addTraits(array $traits); /** * Check to see if the class has a trait defined * * @param string $traitName * @return bool */ public function hasTrait($traitName); /** * Get a list of trait names * * @return array */ public function getTraits(); /** * Remove a trait by its name * * @param string $traitName */ public function removeTrait($traitName); /** * Add a trait alias. This will be used to generate the AS portion of the use statement. * * $method: * This method provides 2 ways for defining the trait method. * Option 1: String * Option 2: Array * key: traitName value: name of trait * key: method value: trait method * * $alias: * Alias is a string representing the new method name. * * $visibilty: * ReflectionMethod::IS_PUBLIC | ReflectionMethod::IS_PRIVATE | ReflectionMethod::IS_PROTECTED * * @param mixed $method String or Array * @param string $alias * @param null|int $visibility */ public function addTraitAlias($method, $alias, $visibility = null); /** * @return array */ public function getTraitAliases(); /** * Add a trait method override. This will be used to generate the INSTEADOF portion of the use * statement. * * $method: * This method provides 2 ways for defining the trait method. * Option 1: String Format: <trait name>::<method name> * Option 2: Array * key: traitName value: trait name * key: method value: method name * * $traitToReplace: * The name of the trait that you wish to supersede. * * This method provides 2 ways for defining the trait method. * Option 1: String of trait to replace * Option 2: Array of strings of traits to replace * @param mixed $method * @param mixed $traitsToReplace */ public function addTraitOverride($method, $traitsToReplace); /** * Remove an override for a given trait::method * * $method: * This method provides 2 ways for defining the trait method. * Option 1: String Format: <trait name>::<method name> * Option 2: Array * key: traitName value: trait name * key: method value: method name * * $overridesToRemove: * The name of the trait that you wish to remove. * * This method provides 2 ways for defining the trait method. * Option 1: String of trait to replace * Option 2: Array of strings of traits to replace * * @param mixed $method * @param mixed $overridesToRemove * @return self */ public function removeTraitOverride($method, $overridesToRemove = null); /** * Return trait overrides * * @return array */ public function getTraitOverrides(); }