| 1: | <?php declare(strict_types = 1); |
| 2: | |
| 3: | namespace PHPStan\Classes; |
| 4: | |
| 5: | /** |
| 6: | * This is the extension interface to implement if you want to dynamically |
| 7: | * add forbidden class prefixes to the ClassForbiddenNameCheck rule. |
| 8: | * |
| 9: | * The idea is that you want to report usages of classes that you're not supposed to use in application. |
| 10: | * For example: Generated Doctrine proxies from their configured namespace. |
| 11: | * |
| 12: | * To register it in the configuration file use the `phpstan.forbiddenClassNamesExtension` service tag: |
| 13: | * |
| 14: | * ``` |
| 15: | * services: |
| 16: | * - |
| 17: | * class: App\PHPStan\MyExtension |
| 18: | * tags: |
| 19: | * - phpstan.forbiddenClassNamesExtension |
| 20: | * ``` |
| 21: | * |
| 22: | * @api |
| 23: | */ |
| 24: | interface ForbiddenClassNameExtension |
| 25: | { |
| 26: | |
| 27: | public const EXTENSION_TAG = 'phpstan.forbiddenClassNamesExtension'; |
| 28: | |
| 29: | /** @return array<string, string> */ |
| 30: | public function getClassPrefixes(): array; |
| 31: | |
| 32: | } |
| 33: |