CompileVisitor using the visitor pattern and CompiledInjector #115
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Introduce core classes for the compiler including `AirInjector`, `Compiler`, `CompileVisitor`, `InstanceScript`, and `Scripts`. These additions are essential for enabling the compilation and injection mechanisms. Additionally, add exceptions for specific error handling scenarios and update `composer.json` to remove the unnecessary php-parser dependency.
Modified `AirInjector`, `DependencyCode`, `Compiler`, and `InstanceScript` to improve code readability and maintain coding standards. Added missing type annotations, aligned annotations to coding standards, and integrated comments for static analysis tools.
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Deleted several unused classes including AopCode, Code, DependencyCode, and others related to AOP and Dependency Injection mechanisms. This cleanup aims to streamline the codebase by removing legacy components that are no longer in use.
Simplify the `InjectionPoint::getQualifier` method by leveraging the `ServiceLocator` for retrieving annotations instead of file-based qualifiers. Enhance `CompileInjector` and `AirInjector` by introducing new bindings and psalm-type imports to increase flexibility and maintainability of dependency injection.
Add new bindings and methods for improved functionality. Added a new binding for FakeAssistedConsumer in FakeToBindModule. Included VisitorInterface usage in FakeInvalidDependency and added an accept method. Applied Attribute and Qualifier annotations in FakeLoggerInject.
This class provides a factory method to generate instances of LazyModuleInterface. It is intended for testing purposes and should not be used in production, as it allows creating a module from a callable variable.
Replaced ScriptInjector with CompileInjector in the setUp method. Utilized LazyModule for instantiating FakeToBindModule to streamline the testing process.
The function `testCompileFailureLog` was removed due to redundancy. The file_get_contents usage was also removed since it is no longer needed.
The private injector property was introduced and initialized in the setUp method to prevent redundant instantiation. This ensures cleaner code and reduces duplication by reusing the same injector across multiple tests.
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The LazyModule class now explicitly implements the LazyModuleInterface, ensuring it adheres to the expected contract. Constructor and __invoke() method are added to manage and return the AbstractModule instance, enhancing compliance and functionality.
Switch from ScriptInjector to CompileInjector in both the null_object test script and InjectorFactory for improved dependency management. Leveraging LazyModule ensures more efficient instantiation and better performance in module loading. This refactoring aligns with modern practices for streamline injection handling.
Updated tests to replace ScriptInjector with CompileInjector, ensuring consistency and improved testing strategies. Introduced new tests for various scenarios in VisitorCompilerTest, covering instance compilation, dependency resolution, and contextual provider behavior. Added missing bindings and LazyModule implementations to support the changes and ensure test reliability.
These test files are no longer in use and have been deprecated. Cleaning up the codebase by deleting these obsolete tests will help in maintaining clarity and reducing clutter.
The DiCompilerTest.php file has been deleted, as it is no longer needed or relevant to the current codebase. Removing this obsolete file helps maintain a clean and manageable test directory. This change should not affect the current functionality or coverage of the testing suite.
Unused imports DiCompileModule and FakeCarModule were removed to clean up the code. This enhances readability and reduces potential confusion for developers working with the file. Keeping the codebase clean and free of unnecessary dependencies helps maintain a high standard of code quality.
This change simplifies the constructor of the InjectionPoint class by removing the scriptDir parameter, which was deemed unnecessary. Modifications have been made in related files to adjust method calls and annotations accordingly. This refactor enhances code maintainability and reduces complexity by removing redundant elements.
A type annotation is added for the $isProd variable in InjectorFactory to clarify its expected type. This improves code readability and helps with better static analysis by tools.
Upgraded "symfony/dependency-injection" to v7.1.9, "symfony/deprecation-contracts" to v3.5.1, and "symfony/service-contracts" to v3.5.1. These updates bring the latest improvements and fixes from Symfony, ensuring better stability and performance.
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Introduced a type hint for the private $injector property in the ContextBindingTest class to enhance code clarity and type safety. Additionally, renamed ScriptInjectorTest.php to CompileInjectorExtendedScriptInjectorTest.php to better reflect its purpose and alignment with naming conventions.
This change moves the DiCompiler.php file into the src-deprecated directory to indicate its deprecated status. A minor formatting change removing an empty line was also made in the file. These updates help organize the codebase by clearly separating deprecated components.
Update test assertions to use assertInstanceOf for type validation in CompileInjectorExtendedScriptInjectorTest. This change improves readability and consistency in the unit tests by utilizing a more expressive assertion method.
Change the ray/di development dependency to use the dev version aliased as 2.17.3 for ensuring compatibility with the existing project setup. This update addresses potential issues with dependency resolution in the development environment.
This commit introduces a private method, `getTmpDir`, to streamline the creation of temporary directories in test cases. By consolidating directory initialization logic, the code becomes cleaner and reduces repetition. This change enhances maintainability and readability across multiple test functions.
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29-39: Enhance class documentation with usage examples.The class documentation could be more helpful by including:
- Example usage of the compiled injector
- Link to the Compiler class documentation
- Description of when to use CompiledInjector vs other injectors
77-80: Add documentation for the wakeup method.Please add PHPDoc explaining that this method ensures the autoloader is re-registered after unserialization.
88-111: Document singleton memory management.The use of reference for singletons array (
&$this->singletons) could lead to memory leaks if not managed properly. Consider:
- Documenting the memory implications
- Adding a method to clear the singletons cache when needed
Also, the comment "for container environment" at line 95 could be more descriptive about why this path construction is necessary.
113-134: Optimize autoloader performance.Consider these performance improvements:
- Cache the file existence checks
- Use a more efficient path lookup structure
private function registerLoader(): void { $scriptDir = __DIR__ . '/' . $this->relativePath; if (in_array($scriptDir, self::$scriptDirs, true)) { return; } + /** @var array<string, bool> */ + private static $fileCache = []; if (self::$scriptDirs === []) { spl_autoload_register( static function (string $class): void { foreach (self::$scriptDirs as $scriptDir) { $file = sprintf('%s/%s.php', $scriptDir, str_replace('\\', '_', $class)); + if (isset(self::$fileCache[$file])) { + require_once $file; + continue; + } if (file_exists($file)) { + self::$fileCache[$file] = true; require_once $file; // @codeCoverageIgnore } } } ); } self::$scriptDirs[] = $scriptDir; }
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Learning: The path sanitization in CompiledInjector using `str_replace('\\', '_', $dependencyIndex)` combined with `realpath()` and directory validation in the constructor is sufficient for preventing directory traversal attacks.
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64-75: LGTM! Robust constructor implementation.The constructor properly validates the script directory and handles path resolution securely. The error handling is comprehensive.
136-148: Add input validation for path calculation.The getRelativePath method should validate that the target path is not outside the allowed directory structure.
Run this script to check for potential path traversal:
This new document explains the causes and solutions for the ScriptDirNotReadable error in both local and Docker environments. It includes examples, troubleshooting steps, and a quick checklist to help users resolve the issue efficiently.
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1-4: Consider adding impact and severity information.The introduction could be enhanced by including:
- The impact of this error on application functionality
- Whether this is a fatal error or can be recovered from
- Common scenarios when users might encounter this error
11-14: Enhance the PHP example with correct usage.Consider showing both the incorrect and correct usage side by side:
// Example error case -$injector = new CompiledInjector(__DIR__ . '/tmp/di'); +// Incorrect +$injector = new CompiledInjector('./tmp/di'); // Relative path, may fail + +// Correct +$injector = new CompiledInjector(__DIR__ . '/tmp/di'); // Absolute path
29-31: Use absolute path in chmod example.The chmod example uses a relative path which could be confusing. Consider using the same absolute path style as shown in the PHP examples:
-chmod 755 tmp/di +chmod 755 "$(pwd)/tmp/di"
46-55: Enhance Docker example with detailed explanations.The problematic Dockerfile example could be more educational with additional comments explaining:
- Why the path mismatch occurs
- Potential runtime issues
- Security implications
Consider updating the example:
# Problematic setup FROM php:8.2-cli as builder WORKDIR /build +# Compiles to /build/tmp/di - this path only exists during build RUN php bin/compile.php # Compiles to /build/tmp/di FROM php:8.2-fpm WORKDIR /app +# Issues: +# 1. Runtime path (/app/tmp/di) differs from compile-time path (/build/tmp/di) +# 2. No explicit permissions set for the copied directory COPY --from=builder /build/tmp/di ./tmp/di # Path mismatch!
80-83: Add specific commands for troubleshooting.Consider adding practical examples for the troubleshooting steps:
If you've checked all the above and still encountering issues: -Check your container logs for permission errors -Verify the directory structure in your running container -Ensure your deployment process maintains path consistency +- Check your container logs for permission errors: + ```bash + docker logs your-container-name 2>&1 | grep -i "permission" + ``` +- Verify the directory structure in your running container: + ```bash + docker exec your-container-name ls -la /app/tmp/di + ``` +- Ensure your deployment process maintains path consistency: + ```bash + docker exec your-container-name pwd + docker exec your-container-name readlink -f /app/tmp/di + ```
16-16: Remove trailing punctuation from headings.For consistent heading format throughout the documentation, remove trailing colons from the following headings:
- "Possible Issues:"
- "Solutions:"
- "Example Dockerfile with Issues:"
- "Solution:"
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Added a new documentation file for the "Unbound Error," explaining causes and solutions in-depth. Enhanced the `ScriptDirNotReadable` exception message to provide a helpful URL for troubleshooting.
Reorganized and simplified sections to make the README easier to follow. Removed redundant content and emphasized key usage instructions for production and development. Enhanced Docker and version control guidance, ensuring best practices are clearly communicated.
This reverts commit 8a70d8d.
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1-4: Add the exception class name for better searchability.Consider adding the fully qualified exception class name (e.g.,
Ray\Compiler\Exception\Unbound) to help developers quickly find this documentation when encountering the error in their code.# Unbound Error -This error occurs when Ray.Compiler cannot find a binding for a requested dependency. It usually means either the dependency wasn't bound in your module, or the compiled file is missing. +This error (`Ray\Compiler\Exception\Unbound`) occurs when Ray.Compiler cannot find a binding for a requested dependency. It usually means either the dependency wasn't bound in your module, or the compiled file is missing.
61-64: Enhance Docker configuration example.The Docker path example could be more comprehensive. Consider adding:
- A complete Dockerfile example showing the multi-stage build
- Volume mount considerations for development
- Common pitfalls with Docker paths
# If using Docker, verify the paths: ```dockerfile +# Build stage +FROM php:8.1-cli as builder +WORKDIR /app +COPY . . +RUN composer install --no-dev + +# Run compilation +RUN php bin/compiler.php + +# Production stage # Ensure these paths match COPY --from=builder /app/tmp/di/ /app/tmp/di/ + +# For development, consider using volumes: +# docker run -v ./tmp/di:/app/tmp/di ...--- `86-89`: **Clarify auto-wiring naming convention.** The auto-wiring example could benefit from more context about the naming convention. Consider explaining why and when to use the `Interface_Implementation` naming pattern. ```diff 2. Or use auto-wiring if the implementation class name matches: ```php +// The class name should follow the pattern: InterfaceName_ImplementationName class BarInterface_Bar implements BarInterface +{ + // This class will be auto-wired when BarInterface is requested + // because it follows the naming convention +}--- `104-108`: **Add specific debugging examples.** The troubleshooting steps could be more actionable with specific code examples, especially for enabling debugging. ```diff If you've checked all the above and still encountering issues: -Enable Ray.Di debugging to see binding resolution +- Enable Ray.Di debugging to see binding resolution: + ```php + $injector = new CompiledInjector( + '/app/tmp/di', + new CompilerConfig(debug: true) + ); + ``` - Check for typos in interface/class names - Verify your module configuration - Review the Ray.Di binding documentation
24-24: Consider markdown style guide compliance.Markdownlint flags trailing colons in headings (lines 24, 46, 79). While removing them would comply with the style guide, they currently aid readability by clearly separating solution sections. This is a style choice - let me know if you'd like me to propose changes to align with the style guide.
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10-14: Consider adding version requirements.While the installation command is clear, it would be helpful to specify:
- Minimum PHP version required
- Supported Ray.Di versions
55-70: Enhance Docker integration documentation.Consider adding:
- Volume mounting recommendations for development
- Environment variables configuration
- Performance optimization tips
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Added the Countable interface to the Scripts class along with a `count` method, providing the ability to count the number of scripts. This enhances the usability of the class for operations requiring a countable structure.
Introduced a new PHP script to precompile dependency injection configurations using Ray.Di. This improves performance by generating container files ahead of time and storing them in the `di` directory.
Introduced a new PHP script to precompile dependency injection configurations using Ray.Di. This improves performance by generating container files ahead of time and storing them in the `di` directory.
This update enhances the README by providing an example of how to create a compile script using the Ray Compiler. It includes a PHP code snippet and improves clarity for users integrating the compiler.
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13-13: Enhance the output formatting.The current output could be improved to provide more information and better formatting.
Here's a suggested improvement:
-printf('Compiled %d files.', count($scripts)); +printf("Compilation completed:\n"); +printf("- Output directory: %s\n", $outputDir); +printf("- Files generated: %d\n", count($scripts)); +foreach ($scripts as $script) { + printf(" - %s\n", basename($script)); +}README.md (4)
12-14: Add PHP and package version requirements.Consider adding minimum PHP version and package version requirements to help users ensure compatibility.
```bash composer require ray/compiler + +# Requires PHP >= 8.2 +# Latest version: X.Y.Z--- `30-32`: **Document method parameters and return type.** Add descriptions for the `$module` and `$scriptDir` parameters, and document the return type. ```diff $compiler = new Compiler(); -$compiler->compile($module, $scriptDir); +// Compile Ray.Di bindings to PHP code +$compiler->compile( + $module, // AbstractModule: Your application's module + $scriptDir // string: Directory path for compiled code +); // Returns Scripts object containing compilation results
72-83: Enhance Docker configuration with best practices.Add security measures and optimization tips for production use.
# Build stage -FROM php:8.2-cli as builder +FROM php:8.2-cli-alpine as builder WORKDIR /app COPY . . +RUN addgroup -S appgroup && adduser -S appuser -G appgroup && \ + chown -R appuser:appgroup /app +USER appuser RUN php bin/compile.php # Production stage -FROM php:8.2-fpm +FROM php:8.2-fpm-alpine WORKDIR /app -COPY . . -COPY --from=builder /app/tmp/di/ ./tmp/di/ +COPY --chown=www-data:www-data . . +COPY --chown=www-data:www-data --from=builder /app/tmp/di/ ./tmp/di/ + +# Use non-root user +USER www-data + +# Optional: Add healthcheck +HEALTHCHECK --interval=30s --timeout=3s \ + CMD php-fpm -t || exit 1
90-92: Specify language for the code block.Add 'gitignore' as the language identifier for the fenced code block.
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3-8: LGTM! Clear project overview with quality metrics.The badges provide excellent visibility into code quality, test coverage, and CI status. The introduction clearly explains the purpose and benefits of Ray.Compiler.
48-65: Enhance compiler integration documentation.Add essential details about:
- Error handling and logging
- Directory permissions
- Script requirements and environment setup
use Ray\Compiler\Compiler; + +// Ensure compile directory exists and is writable +$scriptDir = __DIR__ . '/di'; +if (!is_dir($scriptDir) && !mkdir($scriptDir, 0755, true)) { + throw new RuntimeException("Failed to create compile directory: {$scriptDir}"); +} $scripts = (new Compiler())->compile( new FakeCarModule(), - __DIR__ . '/di' + $scriptDir ); -printf('Compiled %d files.', count($scripts)); +// Log compilation results +$count = count($scripts); +printf("Compiled %d files to %s\n", $count, $scriptDir); + +// Handle compilation errors +if ($count === 0) { + throw new RuntimeException('No files were compiled. Check your module configuration.'); +}src/Scripts.php (3)
1-17: Well-structured class declaration with proper type safety!The class follows PHP best practices with strict typing, proper imports, and explicit property typing. The
finalkeyword ensures proper encapsulation.
37-40: Clean implementation of Countable interface!The
countmethod correctly implements theCountableinterface with proper return type.
23-35: Verify concurrent compilation safety.Since this class is used in the compilation process, we should verify how concurrent compilations are handled across the codebase.
Introduced `ScriptsTest` to validate the functionality of the `Scripts` class, including methods like `add`, `count`, and `save`. Additionally, fixed a minor syntax error in the README example.
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10-14: Add PHP version requirements.Consider adding the minimum PHP version requirements and any other prerequisites for installation.
## Installation +### Requirements + +- PHP 8.2+ + ```bash composer require ray/compiler--- `18-22`: **Fix list formatting.** The list formatting can be improved for better readability. ```diff -Ray.Compiler provides two main components: - -1. `Compiler`: Compiles Ray.Di bindings into PHP code -2. `CompiledInjector`: High-performance injector that executes pre-compiled code - +Ray.Compiler provides two main components: + +1. `Compiler`: Compiles Ray.Di bindings into PHP code. +2. `CompiledInjector`: High-performance injector that executes pre-compiled code.🧰 Tools
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$moduleand$scriptDirparameters to clarify their purpose and requirements.use Ray\Compiler\Compiler; $compiler = new Compiler(); +// $module: Instance of AbstractModule containing your bindings +// $scriptDir: Directory where compiled PHP files will be stored $compiler->compile($module, $scriptDir);
72-83: Add explanatory comments to the Dockerfile.Consider adding comments to explain the purpose of each stage and the path consistency strategy.
# Build stage FROM php:8.2-cli as builder +# Set working directory for consistent paths during compilation WORKDIR /app COPY . . +# Compile DI code RUN php bin/compile.php # Production stage FROM php:8.2-fpm +# Maintain the same working directory structure WORKDIR /app COPY . . +# Copy only the compiled DI files from the builder stage COPY --from=builder /app/tmp/di/ ./tmp/di/
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18-70: Consider adding tests for edge cases and error scenarios.The current test suite covers the happy path but could benefit from additional test cases:
- Invalid directory paths
- Permission denied scenarios
- Empty script content
- Special characters in script names
- Maximum path length scenarios
Would you like me to provide example implementations for these test cases?
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3-8: LGTM! Great addition of quality badges.The badges provide excellent visibility into the project's quality metrics, and the introduction clearly communicates the purpose and benefits of Ray.Compiler.
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1-16: LGTM! Well-structured file declarations.The file follows PSR standards with proper declarations and organized imports.
20-38: LGTM! Well-structured unit tests for basic functionality.The
testAddandtestCountmethods effectively verify the basic operations of the Scripts class.
Explicitly cast file_get_contents and glob outputs to string and array, respectively, to guarantee type consistency. Added a PHPStan ignore comment to suppress type-checking warnings for the cast on glob.
Added missing periods to ensure consistent punctuation in the list of components. This improves readability and maintains professional documentation standards.
Clarified Dockerfile instructions by adding working directory setup, DI compilation step, and precise file copying between stages. Updated `.gitignore` snippet for correct syntax highlighting.
Replaced `sys_get_temp_dir` with a project-relative path to ensure consistent and predictable directory usage during tests. Updated the class docblock to provide a clearer explanation of its purpose.
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20-21: Improve list formatting for better readability.Consider using proper Markdown list formatting:
-1. `Compiler`: Compiles Ray.Di bindings into PHP code. -2. `CompiledInjector`: High-performance injector that executes pre-compiled code. +1. **`Compiler`**: Compiles Ray.Di bindings into PHP code +2. **`CompiledInjector`**: High-performance injector that executes pre-compiled code🧰 Tools
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72-87: Well-structured Dockerfile with security considerations.The multi-stage build approach is excellent for maintaining path consistency and reducing the final image size. Consider adding these security enhancements:
# Build stage -FROM php:8.2-cli as builder +FROM php:8.2-cli-alpine as builder # Set working directory for consistent paths during compilation WORKDIR /app +# Create non-root user +RUN adduser -D appuser +USER appuser COPY . . # Compile DI code RUN php bin/compile.php # Production stage -FROM php:8.2-fpm +FROM php:8.2-fpm-alpine # Maintain the same working directory structure WORKDIR /app +# Create non-root user +RUN adduser -D appuser +USER appuser COPY . . # Copy only the compiled DI files from the builder stage COPY --from=builder /app/tmp/di/ ./tmp/di/
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3-8: Great addition of quality badges and clear introduction!The badges provide valuable metrics at a glance, and the introduction clearly explains the purpose and benefits of Ray.Compiler.
94-98: Clear version control guidance!Good practice to exclude compiled code from version control and treat it as environment-specific build artifacts.
31-31: Verify the parameter order in the compile method.Based on previous discussions in PR comments, there were changes to the parameter order. Please confirm if
compile($module, $scriptDir)is the correct and final order.✅ Verification successful
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The example in README.md matches exactly with the current implementation in
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10-14: Consider adding PHP version requirements.While the installation instructions are clear, it would be helpful to specify the minimum PHP version required and any other system requirements.
## Installation +Requires PHP 8.2 or later. + ```bash composer require ray/compiler--- `30-32`: **Document method parameters.** Based on past discussions about method signatures, let's clarify the parameters: ```diff $compiler = new Compiler(); -$compiler->compile($module, $scriptDir); +// Compile Ray.Di bindings to PHP files +$compiler->compile( + $module, // AbstractModule: Your application's module + $scriptDir // string: Directory path where compiled PHP files will be generated +);
48-56: Add error handling to the compile script example.The compile script should handle potential errors during compilation:
use Ray\Compiler\Compiler; +use Ray\Compiler\Exception\CompileException; -$scripts = (new Compiler())->compile( - new AppModule(), - __DIR__ . '/di' -); +try { + $scripts = (new Compiler())->compile( + new AppModule(), + __DIR__ . '/di' + ); + printf("Compiled %d files.\n", count($scripts)); +} catch (CompileException $e) { + fprintf(STDERR, "Compilation failed: %s\n", $e->getMessage()); + exit(1); +} -printf('Compiled %d files.', count($scripts));
72-87: Enhance Docker example with best practices.Consider adding these improvements to the Docker configuration:
# Build stage FROM php:8.2-cli as builder +# Install composer +COPY --from=composer:latest /usr/bin/composer /usr/bin/composer # Set working directory for consistent paths during compilation WORKDIR /app -COPY . . +# Copy only necessary files +COPY composer.json composer.lock ./ +COPY bin/compile.php bin/ +# Install dependencies +RUN composer install --no-dev --no-scripts # Compile DI code RUN php bin/compile.php # Production stage FROM php:8.2-fpm +# Add non-root user +RUN adduser --disabled-password --gecos '' appuser # Maintain the same working directory structure WORKDIR /app COPY . . # Copy only the compiled DI files from the builder stage COPY --from=builder /app/tmp/di/ ./tmp/di/ +# Switch to non-root user +USER appuser
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3-8: Great addition of quality badges and clear value proposition!The badges provide excellent visibility into the project's quality metrics, and the introduction clearly communicates the purpose and performance benefits of using Ray.Compiler.
90-98: Well-documented version control best practices!Clear instructions for excluding compiled code from version control and treating it as environment-specific build artifacts.
Updated code examples to improve clarity, including detailed comments and enhanced error handling for the compile script. Enhanced Dockerfile setup with better dependency management, non-root user support, and streamlined file copying.
Updated the PHP version from 8.3 to 8.4 in the static-analysis and coding-standards workflows. This change ensures compatibility with the latest PHP features and improvements.
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8-8: Clear Performance Statement
The description effectively communicates that pre-compiling Ray.Di bindings enhances performance by bypassing runtime resolution. For consistency, consider using "Precompile" (without the hyphen) if that aligns with elsewhere in the documentation.
16-22: Usage Section Organization
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38-45: Compiled Injector Example
The example demonstrates how to instantiate and use the compiled injector nicely. A small suggestion: mention thatYourInterfaceis a placeholder for the actual dependency you intend to resolve.
47-62: Compiler Integration Example
This snippet shows excellent error handling with the try–catch block and informs the user of the compilation outcome. It may be beneficial to note that classes such asAppModuleandCompileExceptionneed to be imported or defined elsewhere, ensuring users aren’t confused when integrating this code.
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12-12: PHP Version Upgrade in WorkflowThe
php_versionparameter is correctly updated from8.3to8.4. This update aligns with the recent changes in similar workflow files and ensures that the static analysis job benefits from the latest PHP features and improvements. Please verify that this version upgrade does not conflict with existing dependencies or custom static analysis rules.README.md (5)
3-7: Quality Badge Enhancements
The new badges add immediate value by displaying key project metrics (code quality, coverage, type coverage, and CI status), which improves the documentation’s appeal and informativeness.
10-14: Installation Section Clarity
The installation instructions are concise and straightforward, using a clear Composer command. This section is user-friendly and adheres to common documentation practices.
27-36: Basic Usage Code Block
The code snippet that outlines compiling DI bindings is clear. Adding a brief comment to explain what the placeholder variable$modulerepresents (e.g., “Your application’s module instance”) could enhance clarity for new users.
64-72: Composer Script Integration
The JSON example clearly demonstrates how to integrate a compile script intocomposer.json. The configuration is clean and aligns with standard practices.
105-114: Version Control Guidelines
The instructions for adding the compiled directory (/tmp/di/) to.gitignoreare clear and well-articulated, ensuring that build artifacts are not inadvertently committed to version control.
Updated dependencies to support PHP 8.1 and newer versions of Amp packages, including `phpmetrics`, `psalm`, and `amphp/byte-stream`. Introduced additional Amp libraries like `amphp/cache`, `amphp/dns`, and others to enhance async capabilities. Adjusted project configurations accordingly.
Refactored the Dockerfile for better build optimization, added a non-root user setup, and provided a recommended `.dockerignore` example. Updated the README to enhance clarity and emphasize best practices for handling environment-specific artifacts.
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18-21: Usage Description Could Benefit from Minor Refinements.
Currently, the sentence reads “Ray.Compiler provides two main components:” which might be enhanced by a determiner for clarity (e.g., “Ray.Compiler provides the following two main components:”). Additionally, consider reviewing the punctuation in the list items for consistency.🧰 Tools
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38-45: Compiled Injector Usage is Straightforward.
The example for using the compiled injector is concise and to the point. A minor suggestion is to note that"YourInterface::class"should be replaced with the actual class or interface name used in the application.
64-72: Composer Script Integration is Clear.
The JSON snippet correctly illustrates the use of a Composer script (post-install-cmd) to trigger the compile script automatically. As an optional improvement, you might add a"post-update-cmd"to handle dependency updates that require recompilation.
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5-5: Review the phpmetrics Version Constraint UpdateThe updated version constraint
"^v2.7.4 || ^v3.0-RC"now accepts both stable releases at 2.7.4 and release candidates for version 3.0. This expanded range should help maintain compatibility across upcoming versions. Please verify that this composite version string works as expected with Composer and that your build/tests cover both version ranges.
8-8: Confirm Compatibility for vimeo/psalm UpgradeThe version constraint for
vimeo/psalmhas been updated to"^6.2", which should provide newer features and fixes over version 5.26. Please ensure that the Psalm configuration and any custom analysis rules are still valid and produce the expected results with the new version.README.md (11)
3-6: Badge Section is Clear and Informative.
The inclusion of multiple badges (Scrutinizer Code Quality, Codecov, Type Coverage, Continuous Integration) provides immediate insight into the project’s health.
8-8: Performance Benefit Description is Concise.
The sentence clearly communicates that pre-compiling Ray.Di bindings optimizes performance by avoiding runtime reflection and binding resolution.
10-11: Installation Section is Well-Structured.
The heading “## Installation” is prominent and the section is organized clearly to instruct users on how to install the package via Composer.
12-14: Composer Command is Correct.
The provided code snippet correctly demonstrates the command to require the package using Composer.
23-25: Basic Usage Section is Well-Organized.
The “### Basic Usage” section clearly demarcates the steps for pre-compiling dependencies, setting up a logical flow for users.
27-36: Pre-compile Dependencies Example is Clear.
The code snippet effectively demonstrates the instantiation of the Compiler class and its usage. Make sure that the variables$moduleand$scriptDirare properly defined in the user's context.
47-62: Compiler Integration Script is Functional.
The try-catch block for compiling dependencies is well implemented, handling exceptions appropriately. Depending on production needs, you might consider additional logging or recovery steps in case of a failure.
74-126: Docker Integration Stage is Well-Structured.
The multi-stage Docker build effectively separates the build and production environments. The stages ensure that only the necessary files are included in the final image, and using a non-root user improves security. Just ensure that the file permissions and environment variables are adjusted appropriately if further customization is needed.
128-132: Docker Best Practices Section is Informative.
The brief explanation reinforces the importance of excluding unnecessary files from the Docker build context. This guidance helps keep the Docker image lean and secure.
132-162: .dockerignore File is Comprehensive.
The provided.dockerignorerules cover common directories and file types that should be excluded from the Docker build context. It’s a solid recommendation—just ensure these patterns align with your project’s specific needs.
164-173: Version Control Section Enforces Best Practices.
By instructing users not to commit compiled DI code (along with the suggestion to add the compile directory to.gitignore), this section helps maintain a clean repository and avoid merge conflicts.
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Ray.Compiler Release Notes
New Features
CompiledInjectorfor enhanced dependency injection performance.Compilerclass for script compilation.VisitorCompilerTestfor comprehensive testing ofCompileVisitor.FakeModulefor testing purposes.ScriptDirNotReadableandUnbounderrors added.Improvements
Breaking Changes
ScriptInjectorin favor ofCompiledInjector.DependencyCompilerTestandDiCompilerTest.CompiledInjector.Deprecations
DiCompiler,ScriptInjector, andCompileInjector.CompilerModuleandCompiledInjector.Bug Fixes
Documentation
ScriptDirNotReadableerror with troubleshooting tips.