php-docstring

Generate PSR-5 compliant PHPDoc blocks by targeting a specific PHP class, method, or function. This process enforces proper DocBlock structure and automatically includes necessary tags like @param, @return, and @throws to ensure machine-readable documentation.

Automating PHP code documentation relies on generating PSR-5 and PSR-19 compliant DocBlocks. By automatically adding type annotations and IDE-friendly tags, the generated documentation directly supports static analysis tools and improves overall code maintainability.

Add @param and @return tags to PHP functions automatically by generating standardized PHPDoc blocks. This targets individual functions or methods to enforce PSR-5 conventions, ensuring accurate type annotations for parameters and return values.

Yes, this PHP documentation approach fully supports PSR-19 type annotations. It generates structured PHPDoc blocks that include proper type declarations for parameters, return values, and exceptions, ensuring compatibility with modern PHP tooling and static analysis.

Generate PHPDoc blocks for properties and exceptions when you need consistent, machine-readable documentation across your PHP project. This enforces PSR-5 structure, adding specific tags like @throws and type annotations to improve code quality and tooling support.