New format computed property accessor not recognised

[pindab0ter]

Versions:

• ide-helper Version: 2.12.2
• Laravel Version: 9.0.0
• PHP Version: 8.1.2

Description:

PR #1289 added support for the new attribute mutator/accessor format, but calculated properties/attributes aren't recognised yet.

Steps To Reproduce:

This example calculated property results in * @property-read string $full_name:

public function getFullNameAttribute(): string
{
    return "$this->first_name $this->last_name";
}

The following example is not recognised and does not add the same @property.

public function fullName(): Attribute
{
    return Attribute::get(fn() => "$this->first_name $this->last_name");
}

It should also result in (only) $fullName instead of $full_name.

The latter should also be protected instead of public of course, but that's a separate issue (#1293).

[mfn]

We're open to PRs \o/

[sawirricardo]

are there any progress/PR on this?

[john-inkesta]

If you make the function public, and provide a return type like so: fn(): string, it works.

[pindab0ter]

That's true, but then it's no longer an accessor/mutator, which is the topic of this issue.

[john-inkesta]

What I mean is, if you do this:

public function fullName(): Attribute
{
    return Attribute::get(fn(): string => "$this->first_name $this->last_name");
}

It will generate a full_name property for you.

That's all you want, isn't it?

[sawirricardo]

does it matter though using public/protected?

[john-inkesta]

does it matter though using public/protected?

The Laravel docs makes them protected. But ide-helper only picks them up when they are public.

[mfn]

The Laravel docs makes them protected. But ide-helper only picks them up when they are public.

The PR was merged #1339 but there has been no release after that.

You can try the dev-master version I guess.

[pindab0ter]

What I mean is, if you do this:

public function fullName(): Attribute

{

    return Attribute::get(fn(): string => "$this->first_name $this->last_name");

}

It will generate a full_name property for you.

That's all you want, isn't it?

True. That's what I do nowadays. That said, Laravel supports accessors without typehinting whereas IDE Helper doesn't.

Hence my PR #1411.

[TzviPM]

Any idea when this will be released on packagist? I'd prefer not to directly require dev-master, but this does work great for our use case. @barryvdh