John Davidson

Message:

There is already interface that I don`t want to change it or edit it.

<?php



namespace App\Contracts;



interface MyInterface

{

    public function set(array $data): bool;

}

And I created a service.

<?php



namespace App\Services;



use App\Contracts\MyInterface;



class MyService implements MyInterface

{

    protected $data;



    public function set(array $data): bool

    {

        try {

            $this->data = $data;

            return true;



        } catch (\Throwable $th) {

            return false;

        }

    }

}

and the question is, is there any way that I can call set method statically without editing MyInterface? (for example in binding)

$service = app(MyInterface::class);

$service::set(["some-key"=> "some-value"]);

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My Answer:
No, you cannot bind an interface to a service and call a method statically. Interfaces define a contract for classes to implement, and they do not have any implementation logic themselves. In order to call a method defined in an interface, you need to create a class that implements the interface and then call the method on an instance of that class. Static methods cannot be defined in interfaces, so you cannot call a method defined in an interface statically.