ModelRuleHelper

Create a new model rule helper instance.

Return the type the method is called on, with a class-string receiver as its object type.

Get the exact classes a static call runs on, or null when a subclass could be called instead.

Return the model a builder, relation or model queries.

Determine whether a concrete model builds its queries as the base Model does: through Model's query methods and the base builder, without any global scope.

Global scopes may add any clause, and boot code can register them, so a model with boot or initialize hooks below Model (found as bootTraits() finds them), #[ScopedBy], a scope in the booted registry or a boot listener is not plain.

Determine whether the model runs Model's own implementation of each method, which a subclass or trait may override.

Determine whether reading the property runs a get accessor or a class cast, which can compute it from other attributes, as HasAttributes::transformModelValue() and mutateAttributeForArray() read it.

Get the default a class declares for one of its own properties, from its source.

Reflection reparses defaults without their positions, and one declaration can hold several properties.

Determine whether a parent class or interface declares the method, whose name and visibility the model keeps.

Determine whether a model method is a legacy scope: Model::hasNamedScope() finds it by its name, and its first parameter takes the builder, unlike a helper whose name only starts with "scope", such as scopeExistsIn().

Return the name of the attributed scope that can replace a legacy scope method.

A model method already using that name keeps the legacy scope, which is then the only way to keep the scope's name, as DatabaseNotification's scopeRead() sits beside read().

Track the files a model's property defaults and method bodies come from, for a rule checking the model's class.

They are not declarations, whose changes alone reanalyze the model's file.