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Rule ``phpdoc_separation``

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========================== Rule phpdoc_separation

Annotations in PHPDoc should be grouped together so that annotations of the same type immediately follow each other. Annotations of a different type are separated by a single blank line.

Warning

This rule is CONFIGURABLE


You can configure this rule using the following options: ``groups``,
``skip_unlisted_annotations``.

Configuration
-------------

``groups``
~~~~~~~~~~

Sets of annotation types to be grouped together. Use ``*`` to match any tag
character.

Allowed types: ``list<list<string>>``

Default value: ``[['author', 'copyright', 'license'], ['category', 'package', 'subpackage'], ['property', 'property-read', 'property-write'], ['deprecated', 'link', 'see', 'since']]``

``skip_unlisted_annotations``

Whether to skip annotations that are not listed in any group.

Allowed types: bool

Default value: false

Default value (future-mode): true

Examples

Example #1


*Default* configuration.

.. code-block:: diff

   --- Original
   +++ New
    <?php
    /**
     * Hello there!
     *
     * @author John Doe
   + *
     * @custom Test!
     *
     * @throws Exception|RuntimeException foo
   + *
     * @param string $foo
   + * @param bool   $bar Bar
     *
   - * @param bool   $bar Bar
     * @return int  Return the number of changes.
     */

Example #2

With configuration: ['groups' => [['deprecated', 'link', 'see', 'since'], ['author', 'copyright', 'license'], ['category', 'package', 'subpackage'], ['property', 'property-read', 'property-write'], ['param', 'return']]].

.. code-block:: diff

--- Original +++ New <?php /** * Hello there! * * @author John Doe

  • *
    • @custom Test!
    • @throws Exception|RuntimeException foo
    • @param string $foo
    • @param bool $bar Bar
    • @return int Return the number of changes. */

Example #3


With configuration: ``['groups' => [['author', 'throws', 'custom'], ['return', 'param']]]``.

.. code-block:: diff

   --- Original
   +++ New
    <?php
    /**
     * Hello there!
     *
     * @author John Doe
     * @custom Test!
   + * @throws Exception|RuntimeException foo
     *
   - * @throws Exception|RuntimeException foo
     * @param string $foo
   - *
     * @param bool   $bar Bar
     * @return int  Return the number of changes.
     */

Example #4

With configuration: ['groups' => [['ORM\\*'], ['Assert\\*']]].

.. code-block:: diff

--- Original +++ New <?php /** * @ORM\Id

    • @ORM\GeneratedValue
    • @ORM\GeneratedValue
    • @Assert\NotNull
    • @Assert\Type("string") */

Example #5


With configuration: ``['skip_unlisted_annotations' => true]``.

.. code-block:: diff

   --- Original
   +++ New
    <?php
    /**
     * Hello there!
     *
     * @author John Doe
   + *
     * @custom Test!
     *
     * @throws Exception|RuntimeException foo
     * @param string $foo
   - *
     * @param bool   $bar Bar
     * @return int  Return the number of changes.
     */

Rule sets
---------

The rule is part of the following rule sets:

- `@PhpCsFixer <./../../ruleSets/PhpCsFixer.rst>`_ with config:

  ``['groups' => [['Annotation', 'NamedArgumentConstructor', 'Target'], ['author', 'copyright', 'license'], ['category', 'package', 'subpackage'], ['property', 'property-read', 'property-write'], ['deprecated', 'link', 'see', 'since']], 'skip_unlisted_annotations' => false]``

- `@Symfony <./../../ruleSets/Symfony.rst>`_ with config:

  ``['groups' => [['Annotation', 'NamedArgumentConstructor', 'Target'], ['author', 'copyright', 'license'], ['category', 'package', 'subpackage'], ['property', 'property-read', 'property-write'], ['deprecated', 'link', 'see', 'since']], 'skip_unlisted_annotations' => false]``

References
----------

- Fixer class: `PhpCsFixer\\Fixer\\Phpdoc\\PhpdocSeparationFixer <./../../../src/Fixer/Phpdoc/PhpdocSeparationFixer.php>`_
- Test class: `PhpCsFixer\\Tests\\Fixer\\Phpdoc\\PhpdocSeparationFixerTest <./../../../tests/Fixer/Phpdoc/PhpdocSeparationFixerTest.php>`_

The test class defines officially supported behaviour. Each test case is a part of our backward compatibility promise.