Add component properties from the @props directive to the repository #367
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This PR adds component properties from the
@propsdirective to the repository.For example, the component:
And its properties in the hover:
The feature works only if the
nikic/php-parseris installed in the application. Otherwise, skips the property search.If the
spatie/forkis installed, then the search is performed in parallel (by Laravel Concurrency). Otherwise, the search is synchronous. BTW, I don't know if the performance will be enough with a large number of components :/ It needs more testing.If PR is accepted, this feature will be available for use in attributes autocompletion #366