Is there any way to force PHP to take into account that the method described in the interface is implemented in the magic method?

Question

Yii

Hello!
I wrote a certain class and decided to describe the requirements for it in the form of an interface. I implemented some of the required methods directly, and some have already been implemented through the Yii behavior. In the IDE, I can take this into account through PHPDOC @method, but PHP itself puts a bolt on this and states that for full-fledged work, the missing methods still need to be implemented. I end up with an error: Class contains N abstract methods and must therefore be declared abstract or implement the remaining methods
Is there any way to make PHP believe that a method declared in an interface is implemented through magic?

Answer 1

In general, as Sergei Protko said , interface methods must be implemented explicitly. I met a variant on the Internet where for each "magic" method they make a stub through return $this->__call(__FUNCTION__, func_get_args()), but this is somehow not a fountain, as well as the need to invent a new name for the method. I solved it through Trait with all the missing methods, and inside the trait I call the original methods through parent::methodName().

Answer 2

if you implement an interface then you must implement all the methods declared in it