Suggestions

[harikt]

Hi @theseer ,

Thanks for your work. I would like to give a few suggestion, not sure anyone / you have already thought of these.

Some suggestion looking at the demo are

1. There is no way to get to parent namespace . Eg : http://phpdox.de/demo/ZendFramework2/classes/Zend_Http_AbstractMessage.xhtml#getVersion
2. Good to have search capability
3. View the code when clicked on the method again.

Thank you for all the work.

[theseer]

Hi @harikt,

Thank you for those suggestions! It's always helpful to get feedback and ideas from people who use my software :-)

Let me address each of your points:

1. Parent Namespace: This issue might already have been solved by the new(er) template design. I'm about to release Version 0.7 of phpDox and will refresh the demo output based on its output.
2. Search I'm aware of the fact a search is missing. Currently though, as the docs are generated and after that static html i'm not exactly sure what would be the best technical approach to implement it. Until I have a clear concept, this feature has to remain on the todo list. If you have any points for an open source JavaScript based search implementation, i'd be happy to have a look at them.
3. Source view phpDox 0.7 has highlighted source view implemented. It will get way more into that view as well but at least it's already there.

For future ideas of enhancement: It would make tracking the individual request a lot easier if you'd open individual tickets for each. That way for example I could have closed the source code view idea as already implemented while leaving the search open for discussion.

Thank you for your input!

[harikt]

1. Parent Namespace: Great! :+1:
2. Search : I am not sure how to do. But I will see if I can find how apigen is using . Eg : http://apigen.juzna.cz/doc/zendframework/zf2/
3. Source view : Nice.

Sure, next time I will.

Thank you.

[theseer]

They use google custom search via ajax calls. This is not exactly a nice solution as it is not self contained, requires signup with google and is not free (if you do more than 100 searches a day)

[harikt]

ok. Thanks for the information. Wonder now how Sami is doing though.

[harikt]

Hm. @theseer I wonder which searched you looked. I have the api's generated with apigen in local and it is not using any internet connectivity to do the search.

[theseer]

I just checked at the URL you referred to in the previous comment. When clicking the search button on top, an ajax call to google is performed.

[theseer]

Okay, small update: The autosuggest of apigen works by merely looking up the search string in a list of entries which is stored as a JavaScript Array.