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How PHP uses reflection to implement the plug-in mechanism

This article describes the example of how PHP uses reflection to implement the plug-in mechanism. Share it with everyone for your reference. The specific implementation method is as follows:

The code is as follows:

/**
* @name PHP Reflection API--Plug-in system architecture implemented using reflection technology
​*/   
interface Iplugin{   
    public static function getName();   
}   
function findPlugins(){   
    $plugins = array();   
    foreach (get_declared_classes() as $class){   
        $reflectionClass = new ReflectionClass($class);   
        if ($reflectionClass->implementsInterface('Iplugin')) {   
            $plugins[] = $reflectionClass;   
        }   
    }   
    return $plugins;   
}   
function computeMenu(){   
    $menu = array();   
    foreach (findPlugins() as $plugin){   
        if ($plugin->hasMethod('getMenuItems')) {   
            $reflectionMethod = $plugin->getMethod('getMenuItems');   
            if ($reflectionMethod->isStatic()) {   
                $items = $reflectionMethod->invoke(null);   
            } else {   
                $pluginInstance = $plugin->newInstance();   
                $items = $reflectionMethod->invoke($pluginInstance);   
            }   
            $menu = array_merge($menu,$items);   
        }   
    }   
    return $menu;   
}   
function computeArticles(){   
    $articles = array();   
    foreach (findPlugins() as $plugin){   
        if ($plugin->hasMethod('getArticles')) {   
            $reflectionMethod = $plugin->getMethod('getArticles');   
            if ($reflectionMethod->isStatic()) {   
                $items = $reflectionMethod->invoke(null);   
            } else {   
                $pluginInstance = $plugin->newInstance();   
                $items = $reflectionMethod->invoke($pluginInstance);   
            }   
            $articles = array_merge($articles,$items);   
        }   
    }   
    return $articles;   
}   
class MycoolPugin implements Iplugin {   
    public static function getName(){   
        return 'MycoolPlugin';   
    }   
    public static function getMenuItems(){   
        return array(array('description'=>'MycoolPlugin','link'=>'/MyCoolPlugin'));   
    }   
    public static function getArticles(){   
           return array(array('path'=>'/MycoolPlugin','title'=>'This is a really cool article','text'=> 'xxxxxxxxx' )); 
}  
}
$menu = computeMenu();
$articles = computeArticles();
print_r($menu);
print_r($articles);

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