PhpGedcom\Writer\Obje::convert()

Complexity

Conditions	16
Paths	257

Size

Total Lines	78
Code Lines	40

Duplication

Lines	0
Ratio	0 %

Importance

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<?php
    public static function convert(\PhpGedcom\Record\Obje &$obje)
    {
        $level = 0;
        $output = "";
        $id = $obje->getId();

The method getId() does not exist on PhpGedcom\Record\Obje. Since you implemented __call, consider adding a @method annotation.

        if($id){
            $output.=$level." ".$id." OBJE\n";

Are you sure $id of type PhpGedcom\Record\Obje|mixed can be used in concatenation?

        }else{
            return $output;
        }

        // level up
        $level++;

        // FORM
        $form = $obje->getName();

The method getName() does not exist on PhpGedcom\Record\Obje. Since you implemented __call, consider adding a @method annotation.

        if($form){
            $output.=$level." FORM ".$form."\n";

Are you sure $form of type PhpGedcom\Record\Obje|mixed can be used in concatenation?

        }

        // TITL
        $titl = $obje->getTitl();

The method getTitl() does not exist on PhpGedcom\Record\Obje. Since you implemented __call, consider adding a @method annotation.

        if($titl){
            $output.=$level." TITL ".$titl."\n";

Are you sure $titl of type PhpGedcom\Record\Obje|mixed can be used in concatenation?

        }

        // OBJE 
        // This is same as FORM

        // RIN
        $rin = $obje->getRin();

The method getRin() does not exist on PhpGedcom\Record\Obje. Since you implemented __call, consider adding a @method annotation.

        if($rin){
            $output.=$level." RIN ".$rin."\n";

Are you sure $rin of type PhpGedcom\Record\Obje|mixed can be used in concatenation?

        }

        // REFN
        $refn = $obje->getRefn();

The method getRefn() does not exist on PhpGedcom\Record\Obje. Since you implemented __call, consider adding a @method annotation.

        if(!empty($refn) && count($refn) > 0) {

It seems like $refn can also be of type PhpGedcom\Record\Obje; however, parameter $var of count() does only seem to accept Countable|array, maybe add an additional type check?

            foreach($refn as $item){
                if($item){
                    $_convert = \PhpGedcom\Writer\Refn::convert($item, $level);
                    $output.=$_convert;
                }
            }
        }

        // BLOB
        $blob = $obje->getBlob();

The method getBlob() does not exist on PhpGedcom\Record\Obje. Since you implemented __call, consider adding a @method annotation.

        if($blob){
            $output.=$level." BLOB ".$blob."\n";

Are you sure $blob of type PhpGedcom\Record\Obje|mixed can be used in concatenation?

        }

        // NOTE
        $note = $obje->getNote();

The method getNote() does not exist on PhpGedcom\Record\Obje. Since you implemented __call, consider adding a @method annotation.

        if($note && count($note) > 0) {
            foreach($note as $item){
                if($item){
                    $_convert = \PhpGedcom\Writer\NoteRef::convert($item, $level);
                    $output.=$_convert;
                }
            }
        }

        // CHAN
        $chan = $obje->getChan();

The method getChan() does not exist on PhpGedcom\Record\Obje. Since you implemented __call, consider adding a @method annotation.

        if($chan){
            $_convert = \PhpGedcom\Writer\Chan::convert($chan, $level);

It seems like $chan can also be of type PhpGedcom\Record\Obje; however, parameter $chan of PhpGedcom\Writer\Chan::convert() does only seem to accept PhpGedcom\Record\Chan, maybe add an additional type check?

            $output.=$_convert;
        }

        // FILE
        $file = $obje->getFile();

The method getFile() does not exist on PhpGedcom\Record\Obje. Since you implemented __call, consider adding a @method annotation.

        if($file){
            $output.=$level." FILE ".$file."\n";

Are you sure $file of type PhpGedcom\Record\Obje|mixed can be used in concatenation?

        }

        // 
        return $output;
    }