This Vim plug-in lets you generate PHP doc blocks quickly. It will fill in literal and hinted types as well as names automatically. You can also edit templates for each doc block type to fit your needs.
Add it using your favorite Vim plug-in manager.
Vundle: Add the following code between call vundle#begin() and call vundle#end() in your .vimrc. Then run :PluginInstall and restart Vim.
Plugin 'brett-griffin/phpdocblocks.vim'
Run the :PHPDocBlocks command while your cursor is on the line that you want documented.
You can map the command in your .vimrc as shown below:
nnoremap <leader>pd :PHPDocBlocks<cr>
This plug-in uses a simple template system.
- Templates are stored in the
PHPDocBlocks.vim/templatesdirectory. - Blank lines and lines starting with a
#symbol will be ignored.
- Variables are inserted using the syntax:
{{variable}} - You may only use one
{{variable}}per line. {{newline}}will insert a blank line.
Set these variables in your .vimrc
let g:phpdocblocks_return_void = 0 or 1 (Default: 1)
Will add @return void to the doc block if the function has no return statement defined.
let g:phpdocblocks_abbreviate_types = 0 or 1 (Default: 1)
This will toggle between using int/integer and bool/boolean in your doc blocks.
let g:phpdocblocks_move_cursor = 0 or 1 (Default: 0)
Will automatically move the cursor to the end of the closest line that begins with @ and change to insert mode.
let g:phpdocblocks_templates_directory = PATH (Default: Automatically set)
This is automatically set in PHPDocBlocks.vim/plugin/phpdocblocks.vim but if it is not working for you or if you want to set a custom directory, set it manually using this command.