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    class_uses

    (PHP 5 >= 5.4.0, PHP 7, PHP 8)

    class_uses — Retorna os traits usados pela classe fornecida

    Descrição

    class_uses(object|string $object_or_class, bool $autoload = true): array|false

    Esta função retorna um array com os nomes dos traits que a object_or_class fornecida usa. No entanto, isso não inclui quaisquer traits usados por uma classe pai.

    Parâmetros

    object_or_class

    Um objeto (instância de classe) ou uma string (nome da classe).

    autoload

    Se deve autoload caso ainda não tenha sido carregado.

    Valor Retornado

    Um array em caso de sucesso, ou false quando a classe fornecida não existe.

    Exemplos

    Exemplo #1 Exemplo de class_uses()

    <?php

    trait foo { }
    class     bar {
    use     foo;
    }

    print_r(class_uses(new bar));

    print_r(class_uses('bar'));

    spl_autoload_register();

    // use autoloading to load the 'not_loaded' class
    print_r(class_uses('not_loaded', true));

    ?>

    O exemplo acima produzirá algo semelhante a:

    Array
(
    [foo] => foo
)
Array
(
    [foo] => foo
)
Array
(
    [trait_of_not_loaded] => trait_of_not_loaded
)

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    stealz at op dot pl
    11 years ago
    To get ALL traits including those used by parent classes and other traits, use this function:

    <?php
    function class_uses_deep($class, $autoload = true) {
            $traits = [];
        do {
                $traits = array_merge(class_uses($class, $autoload), $traits);
        } while(    $class = get_parent_class($class));
        foreach (    $traits as $trait => $same) {
                $traits = array_merge(class_uses($trait, $autoload), $traits);
        }
        return     array_unique($traits);
    }
    ?>
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    Jos Macedo
    4 years ago
    Another alternative to get all parent traits is:

    <?php
    function getUsedTraits($classInstance) {
            $parentClasses = class_parents($classInstance);
            $traits = class_uses($classInstance);
       
        foreach (    $parentClasses as $parentClass) {
                $traits = array_merge($traits, class_uses($parentClass));
        }
       
        return     $traits;
    }
    ?>
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    donatj at gmail dot com
    3 years ago
    The popular stealz solution doesn't handle traits that use other traits. A little bit of recursion can clean the entire thing up a bit and make it more robust.

    <?php

    public function class_uses_deep( string $class, bool $autoload = true ) : array {
            $traits = class_uses($class, $autoload);

        if(    $parent = get_parent_class($class)) {
                $traits = array_merge($traits, class_uses_deep($parent, $autoload));
        }

        foreach(     $traits as $trait ) {
                $traits = array_merge($traits, class_uses_deep($trait, $autoload));
        }

        return     $traits;
    }

    ?>
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    ulf
    11 years ago
    A slighly modified version from Stealz that also checks all the "parent" traits used by the traits:

    <?php
    public static function class_uses_deep($class, $autoload = true)
        {
                $traits = [];

                // Get traits of all parent classes
                do {
                    $traits = array_merge(class_uses($class, $autoload), $traits);
            } while (    $class = get_parent_class($class));

                // Get traits of all parent traits
                $traitsToSearch = $traits;
            while (!empty(    $traitsToSearch)) {
                    $newTraits = class_uses(array_pop($traitsToSearch), $autoload);
                    $traits = array_merge($newTraits, $traits);
                    $traitsToSearch = array_merge($newTraits, $traitsToSearch);
            };

            foreach (    $traits as $trait => $same) {
                    $traits = array_merge(class_uses($trait, $autoload), $traits);
            }

            return     array_unique($traits);
        }
    ?>
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    Daniel Klein
    6 years ago
    If the class does not exist, you will get a warning, even if $autoload == false; I.e., if the class is not found, setting $autoload to false is not sufficient to silence the warning.

    This is different from class_exists ($class_name, $autoload = true), which doesn't generate a warning in either case.
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    Daniel Klein
    6 years ago
    I have improved on ulf's improvement of stealz' code. I'm pretty sure the last "foreach" adds nothing, so I've removed it, as well as adding a check for string class names (as opposed to objects) to prevent the warning if the class is not found:

    <?php
    function class_uses_deep($class, $autoload = true) {
          $traits = [];

          // Get all the traits of $class and its parent classes
          do {
            $class_name = is_object($class)? get_class($class): $class;
        if (    class_exists($class_name, $autoload)) {
              $traits = array_merge(class_uses($class, $autoload), $traits);
        }
      } while (    $class = get_parent_class($class));

          // Get traits of all parent traits
          $traits_to_search = $traits;
      while (!empty(    $traits_to_search)) {
            $new_traits = class_uses(array_pop($traits_to_search), $autoload);
            $traits = array_merge($new_traits, $traits);
            $traits_to_search = array_merge($new_traits, $traits_to_search);
      };

      return     array_unique($traits);
    }
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    adam at adamhahn dot com
    11 years ago
    FYI: It is not explicitly stated, but if you run this function against a class that does not use any traits it will return an empty array.

    <?php

    class iDontUseTraits {
    }

    class_uses('iDontUseTraits'); // Returns empty array

    ?>
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