Suggested Fix:

In Markdown, two spaces followed by a return signifies a new line. Adding the two spaces at the end of the line that outputs the bullet items in the classes and methods twig files will cause subsequent entries to be a new element in the list.

I'm trying to parse some class and apparently it crash when a class implements Countable interface.

PHP Warning:  count(): Parameter must be an array or an object that implements Countable in /home/max/Desktop/documentator/vendor/phpdocumentor/phpdocumentor/src/phpDocumentor/Plugin/Core/Descriptor/Validator/Constraints/Functions/IsArgumentInDocBlockValidator.php on line 33

Also, it doesn't recognize nullable return types, if one of your classes use nullable return types like the following:

public function get() ?StdClass
{
    //...
}

You end up with an error like this:

Parse Error: Syntax error, unexpected '?' on line 100

I have phpdocumentor/phpdocumentor global installed because in my project causes conflicts.

Tryin to install this theme causes conflicts due to phpDocumentor dependencies.

Should be nice if moved to requireDev in composer.json in order to use it when phpdoc is installed via composer global, and not as a project dependency.

I'm interested in this project, but can't get it to actually output documentation. All I get is:

Preparing template "vendor/cvuorinen/phpdoc-markdown-public/data/t .. 

  [Symfony\Component\Filesystem\Exception\IOException]                                                                 
  Failed to create "/Users/{redacted}/vendor/phpdocumentor/phpdocumentor/src/ph  
  pDocumentor/Transformer/../../../data/templates/markdown-public": Undefined variable: undefinedVariable.             

I was able to glean a bunch of info from your project, and was able to actually end up making a markdown version of phpDocumentor's Clean template which seems to work pretty well.

fr3nch13/phpdoc-markdown

When generating documentation for a class under a namespace, certain types seem to be mapped to the namespace instead of remaining their native PHP types.

For instance,

namespace My\Awesome\Library;

class Person {
    public function waveTo(string $name, array $opts = []) {
        return "Waved to $name";
    }
}

Produces documentation looking like:

### waveTo

``php
Person::waveTo( \My\Awesome\Library\string $key,  array $opts = [] ): string
``

**Parameters:**

| Parameter | Type | Description |
|-----------|------|-------------|
| `$name` | **\My\Awesome\Library\string** |  |
| `$opts` | **array** |  |

When obviously this is a native string identifier, and adding \string to the function causes PHP to throw a syntax error. What I don't understand is where this template is excluding array, otherwise I'd just add string to the list of native classes to ignore!

Any ideas where this can be done? It's a pretty perfect template otherwise!