CapsLock-Studio/FilterClass

FilterClass
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Author: michael34435@capslock.tw

This package will help you to analyze two folders and find out function you do not use(legacy code).

You have to assign two folders.  
The first folder we called `folderA` that it is your based folder.  
The second folder we called `folderB` which you want to analyze.  

## Composer
```sh
composer global require "capslock-studio/filter-class"

ln -s $HOME/.composer/vendor/bin/php-filter-class /usr/local/bin/php-filter-class
```

## Usage
```sh
php-filter-class [-t {folderB}] [-t {folderB-2}] [-f {folderA}]

-f    folderA
-t    folderB
```

## Limitation(Knowing Issue)
1. Object in function parameter  
2. Factory mode
3. Same function name in both parent and child class