ThinkPHP6 interface documents are automatically generated: improving team collaboration efficiency

ThinkPHP is a fast and simple web application development framework developed based on PHP language. It has efficient and standardized features and can greatly improve the efficiency of team collaboration. In Web application development, the writing of interface documents is a very important part. This article will introduce how to use the ThinkPHP6 framework to automatically generate interface documents to improve team collaboration efficiency.

In the traditional development model, interface documents are usually written manually by developers, which may lead to inconsistencies between the documents and the actual interface code. Moreover, the process of writing documents is also cumbersome and prone to omissions or errors. ThinkPHP6 realizes the automatic generation of interface documents by integrating the open source Swagger UI plug-in, which greatly simplifies the writing process of interface documents.

First, we need to install the ThinkPHP6 framework. You can install it through Composer and execute the following command:

composer create-project topthink/think

After the installation is completed, execute the following command in the project root directory to publish the core files of ThinkPHP6:

php think  optimize:run

Next, we need to install Swagger UI plug-in, execute the following command:

composer require zircote/swagger-php

After the installation is complete, create the app dmincontroller directory in the project root directory, and create the Api.php file, code As follows:

<?php
namespace appdmincontroller;

use SymfonyComponentYamlYaml;
use thinkRequest;

/**
 * @SWGSwagger(
 *     basePath="/",
 *     schemes={"http","https"},
 *     @SWGInfo(
 *         version="1.0",
 *         title="API文档",
 *         description="API接口文档",
 *         termsOfService="http://www.example.com",
 *         @SWGContact(
 *             email="contact@example.com"
 *         ),
 *         @SWGLicense(
 *             name="Apache 2.0",
 *             url="http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.html"
 *         )
 *     ),
 *     @SWGExternalDocumentation(
 *         description="更多接口文档请查看官方文档",
 *         url="http://www.example.com"
 *     )
 * )
 */
class Api
{
    /**
     * 获取用户信息
     *
     * @SWGGet(
     *     path="/api/getUserInfo",
     *     summary="获取用户信息",
     *     tags={"user"},
     *     @SWGResponse(
     *         response=200,
     *         description="成功",
     *         @SWGSchema(
     *             type="object",
     *             @SWGProperty(property="code", type="integer", example="0"),
     *             @SWGProperty(property="data", type="object",
     *                 @SWGProperty(property="id", type="integer", example="1"),
     *                 @SWGProperty(property="name", type="string", example="小明"),
     *                 @SWGProperty(property="email", type="string", example="xiaoming@example.com")
     *             )
     *         )
     *     ),
     *     @SWGResponse(
     *         response=400,
     *         description="参数错误",
     *     )
     * )
     */
    public function getUserInfo(Request $request)
    {
        // 获取用户信息的具体实现
    }
}

In the above code, we used Swagger's annotation tags to annotate the interface's path, method, response and other information. Through these annotations, ThinkPHP6 can automatically generate interface documents based on the code.

Next, we need to create the public directory in the project root directory, and create the index.php file in this directory, the code is as follows:

<?php

require __DIR__ . '/../vendor/autoload.php';

$app = require_once __DIR__ . '/../app/app.php';

$http = $app->http;

$admin = $http->name('admin')->domain('admin.example.com')->group(function () use ($http) {
    $http->any('api/:action', 'admin/api/:action');
});

$http->run();

Among them, admin.example.com is the access address of the interface document we created.

After completing the above steps, we can visit admin.example.com in the browser and see the automatically generated interface document page. On this page, we can see the interface’s path, request method, parameters, response and other detailed information.

Through the above operations, while using the ThinkPHP6 framework for interface development, we can also automatically generate interface documents, reducing the workload of manually writing documents and improving team collaboration efficiency.

In summary, the introduction of the automatic generation function of ThinkPHP6 interface documents has increased higher efficiency and accuracy for the team, reduced the chance of errors, improved development efficiency, and also improved the user experience. I hope that the introduction of this article can provide you with some help and guidance in writing interface documents.

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