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ride/lib-generator
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Code generator library of the Ride framework

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Ride: Code Generator Library
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[](#ride-code-generator-library)

Code generator library of the PHP Ride framework.

What's In This Library
----------------------

[](#whats-in-this-library)

### CodeGenerator

[](#codegenerator)

The *CodeGenerator* interface is the main interface of this library. You can use it to create classes, methods, properties and variables. After setting up you class, you can pass it to the *generateClass* method to get the PHP code.

### CodeClass

[](#codeclass)

The *CodeClass* interface is the representation of a class or interface. You can add constants, properties and methods to it. When done, you can pass it to the *generateClass* method of a CodeGenerator to get the PHP code.

### CodeMethod

[](#codemethod)

The *CodeMethod* interface is the representation of a class method. You can add arguments to it, set whether it's abstract or static, set the source, ... When the method is defined, you can add it to a CodeClass instance.

### CodeProperty

[](#codeproperty)

The *CodeProperty* interface is the representation of a class property. It extends from the *CodeVariable* interface and can thus be used as a variable as well. The difference between the two is that a property has a scope.

### CodeVariable

[](#codevariable)

The *CodeVariable* interface is the representation of a variable. It can be used for a class constant, a method argument or a return value.

Code Sample
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[](#code-sample)

Check this code sample to see some possibilities of this library:

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