How can I deal with objects that might or might not implement some interfaces in PHP?

Question

I have a collection of view objects. Each one of these objects must 100% implement the following interface:

/**
 * Interface that each base ViewBlock object must implement.
 */
interface ViewBlockInterface extends CosmeticInformationInterface, ScriptInterface
{

    public function getBlockName();
}

Now, here's 2 interfaces that some of these objects might choose to implement:

use Interfaces\StyleInterface;
use TemplateInterface;

As such, an object must be of type ViewBlockInterface but can be either StyleInterface or TemplateInterface or both, meaning that we can potentially have a case where an object is all 3 at the same time.

Here's my problem: in my generator (that ingests all these objects), I have no clean way of handling each interface. I have to rely on code like:

if( $object instanceof ScriptInterface) {
    //Do some stuff that should only happen if this check passes.
}
..
..
//Do the same thing for N interfaces

Is there no pattern, way of architecturing my objects to escape this?

I can re-write this any way I want without a problem.

Answer 1

Interfaces actually behaves like abstract methods and constants. So, there is no other way of not calling the object from implemented interface in that class. You may have seen that methods are public in interface. The class that implements the interfaces must define all the methods that they inherit from the interfaces.