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glayzzle/php-reflection: :mag_right: Nodejs Reflection API for PHP files based on the php-parser

Nodejs Reflection API for PHP files based on the php-parser

npm install php-reflection --save

var reflection = require('php-reflection');
var workspace = new reflection.Repository('/home/devbox/my-project', {
    // actual default options :
    exclude: ['.git', '.svn'],
    include: ['./'],
    ext: [
        '*.php','*.php3','*.php5','*.phtml',
        '*.inc','*.class','*.req'
    ],
    scanVars: true,
    scanExpr: true,
    encoding: 'utf8',
    cacheByFileSize: true
});
var workers = [
    workspace.parse('some-file.php'),
    workspace.parse('another-file.php'),
    workspace.parse('test-file.php')
];
Promise.all(workers).then(function() {
    console.log('-- list of functions :');
    workspace.getByType('function').each(function(fn) {
        console.log('Function Name : ', fn.name);
        console.log('Located into : ', fn.getFile().name);
        console.log('At line : ', fn.position.start.line);
    });
});

Read the API docs for more details.

• Fully reflection support (classes, inheritance, documentation blocks)
• Recursively scan directories and add files to repository
• Request cross files elements (like retrieving a class)
• Put in-memory documents structure (with a small memory footprint)
• You can use a cache engine for the repository
• It avoids parsing a file that is already in memory and not modified since last parsing
• Symbols relations (what variable instanciate a class, or who extends that class)
• A cool (and really fast) requesting engine for retrieving elements

• Write a documentation generator
• Write a static code generator based on relection (like an ORM)
• Write a code analysis tool (like phpMessDetector)
• Write a code completion plugin

... if you want to share an idea or your project make a pull request

This project is actually on it's early alpha stage. It may progress rapidly, so watch the project if you are interested to use it.

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