File template variables

${DATE}

Current system date

${DAY}

Current day of the month

${DS}

Dollar sign $. This variable is used to escape the dollar character, so that it is not treated as a prefix of a template variable.

${FILE_NAME}

Name of the new PHP file

${HOUR}

Current hour

${MINUTE}

Current minute

${SECOND}

Current second

${MONTH}

Current month

${MONTH_NAME_FULL}

Full name of the current month (January, February, and so on)

${MONTH_NAME_SHORT}

First three letters of the current month name (Jan, Feb, and so on)

${NAME}

Name of the new entity (file, %class%, interface, and so on)

${NAMESPACE}

Fully qualified name (without a leading slash) of the class or field namespace

${PRODUCT_NAME}

Name of the IDE (for example, PhpStorm)

${PROJECT_NAME}

Name of the current project

${TIME}

Current system time

${USER}

Login name of the current user

${YEAR}

Current year

${CARET}

Caret position after you finish editing the variables. Applied only when a PHPDoc comment is generated and inserted during file creation. When a PHPDoc comment is created through Code | Generate | PHPDoc block, multiple selection of functions or methods is available. Documentation comments in this case can be created for several classes, functions, methods, or fields, so the ${CARET} variable is ignored.

${CLASS_NAME}

Name of the class where the field or method to generate the PHPDoc comment for is defined

${NAME}

Name of the class, field, or function (method) for which the PHPDoc comment will be generated

${NAMESPACE}

Fully qualified name (without a leading slash) of the class or field namespace

${PARAM_DOC}

Documentation comment for parameters. Evaluates to a set of @param type name lines. If the function to generate comments for does not contain any parameters, evaluates to an empty string.

${STATIC}

Is replaced by the static keyword if the function (method) or field to generate the PHPDoc comment for is static. Otherwise evaluates to an empty string.

${THROWS_DOC}

Documentation comment for exceptions. Evaluates to a set of @throws type lines. If the function to generate comments for does not throw any exceptions, evaluates to an empty string.

${TYPE_HINT}

Return value of the function (method) to generate the PHPDoc comment for. If the return type cannot be detected through static analysis of the function (method), evaluates to void.