Jaxon

Although this is not recommended, it is also possible to declare classes in directories without a namespace. Consider a directory /the/class/dir that contains the following classes.

In file /the/class/dir/App/FirstClass.php

class FirstClass
{
    public function myMethod()
    {
        // Function body
    }
}

In file /the/class/dir/App/SecondClass.php

class SecondClass
{
    public function myMethod()
    {
        // Function body
    }
}

Declare the namespaces

The classes in the directory are registered with Jaxon as follow.

    'app' => [
        'directories' => [
            [
                'path' => '/the/class/dir',
                // 'autoload' => true,
                // 'protected' => [],
            ]
        ]
    ]

Directories can also be registered with calls to the library functions.

use Jaxon\Jaxon;

jaxon()->register(Jaxon::CALLABLE_DIR, '/the/class/dir');

Without a namespace, the javascript class will have the same name as the PHP class. In the above example, the javascript classes will be named FirstClass and SecondClass.

Here's the generated javascript code.

FirstClass = {};
FirstClass.myMethod = function() {
    return jaxon.request(
        { jxncls: 'FirstClass', jxnmthd: 'myMethod' }, { parameters: arguments }
    );
};
SecondClass = {};
SecondClass.myMethod = function() {
    return jaxon.request(
        { jxncls: 'SecondClass', jxnmthd: 'myMethod' }, { parameters: arguments }
    );
};

Setting options

Additional options can be passed to classes when they are registered, and included in generated javascript functions.

    'app' => [
        'directories' => [
            [
                'path' => '/the/class/dir',
                // 'autoload' => true,
                // 'protected' => [],
                'classes' => [
                    'FirstClass' => [
                        'functions' => [
                            '*' => [
                                'mode' => "'asynchronous'"
                            ]
                        ]
                    ],
                    'SecondClass' => [
                        'functions' => [
                            '*' => [
                                'mode' => "'synchronous'"
                            ]
                        ]
                    ]
                ]
            ]
        ]
    ]

use Jaxon\Jaxon;

jaxon()->register(Jaxon::CALLABLE_DIR, '/the/class/dir', [
    'classes' => [
        'FirstClass' => [
            'functions' => [
                '*' => [
                    'mode' => "'asynchronous'"
                ]
            ]
        ],
        'SecondClass' => [
            'functions' => [
                '*' => [
                    'mode' => "'synchronous'"
                ]
            ]
        ]
    ]
]);

Here's the generated javascript code.

FirstClass = {};
FirstClass.myMethod = function() {
    return jaxon.request(
        { jxncls: 'FirstClass', jxnmthd: 'myMethod' }, { parameters: arguments, mode: 'asynchronous' }
    );
};
SecondClass = {};
SecondClass.myMethod = function() {
    return jaxon.request(
        { jxncls: 'SecondClass', jxnmthd: 'myMethod' }, { parameters: arguments, mode: 'synchronous' }
    );
};

Autoloading a directory

When registering a directory without a namespace, the autoload option can be use to setup autoloading.

use Jaxon\Jaxon;

jaxon()->register(Jaxon::CALLABLE_DIR, '/the/class/dir', ['autoload' => true]);