Class method
ViewAcceptedOrders() doesn't comply with the PSR standard14class SupplierOrdersController extends Controller
15{
16
17 public function ViewAcceptedOrders()18 {
19 $order = new PharmacyOrderModel;
20 $med = new MedicineModel;Class method
Orders() doesn't comply with the PSR standard103 }
104 }
105
106 public function Orders(Request $request)107 {
108 if ($_SESSION['userType'] == 'supplier') {
109
Description
As per PSR-1, class methods must be declared in the camelCase.
It is recommended that you follow PSR standards while developing PHP applications so the code is consistent and can be easily maintained.
Bad practice
class User
{
// invalid: class methods can't be defined in PascalCase
public function GetUser(): array
{
// method implementation here
}
}
Recommended
class User
{
public function getUser(): array
{
// method implementation here
}
}