PhpBoot\Controller\Annotations\HookAnnotationHandler::__invoke()

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CRAP Score	5.3906

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<?php
    public function __invoke(ControllerContainer $container, $ann)
    {
        if(!$ann->parent){
            Logger::debug("The annotation \"@{$ann->name} {$ann->description}\" of {$container->getClassName()} should be used with parent route");
            return;
        }
        $target = $ann->parent->name;
        $route = $container->getRoute($target);
        if(!$route){
            Logger::debug("The annotation \"@{$ann->name} {$ann->description}\" of {$container->getClassName()}::$target should be used with parent route");
            return ;
        }
        $params = new AnnotationParams($ann->description, 2);
        count($params)>0 or \PhpBoot\abort("The annotation \"@{$ann->name} {$ann->description}\" of {$container->getClassName()}::$target require at least one param, 0 given");
        $className = $params[0];
        $className = TypeHint::normalize($className, $container->getClassName());
        is_subclass_of($className, HookInterface::class) or \PhpBoot\abort("$className is not a HookInterface on the annotation \"@{$ann->name} {$ann->description}\" of {$container->getClassName()}::$target");

Due to PHP Bug #53727, is_subclass_of might return inconsistent results on some PHP versions if \PhpBoot\Controller\HookInterface::class can be an interface. If so, you could instead use ReflectionClass::implementsInterface.

        $route->addHook($className);
    }
}