A tool that reverts an abstract syntax tree (AST) produced by the php-ast extension back into (somewhat) PSR-compliant code. This enables for code preprocessing to be done.
Requirements:
- PHP 7.*
- php-ast extension (compatible with version 30, 35, and 40)
composer require tpunt/php-ast-reverter
Running the following code snippet:
<?php
$code = <<<'end'
<?php
/**
* My testing class
*/
class ClassName extends AnotherClass implements AnInterface
{
/**
* Some property
*/
private $prop = 0;
const TEST = 'string';
use TraitA, TraitB {
TraitA::func1 insteadof TraitB;
TraitB::func1 as protected func2;
}
/**
* Some useless constructor
*/
function __construct(int $arg = 1)
{
$this->prop = $arg;
}
}
end;
$ast = ast\parse_code($code, $version=30);
echo (new AstReverter\AstReverter)->getCode($ast);
Will output:
<?php
/**
* My testing class
*/
class ClassName extends AnotherClass implements AnInterface
{
/**
* Some property
*/
private $prop = 0;
const TEST = "string";
use TraitA, TraitB {
TraitA::func1 insteadof TraitB;
TraitB::func1 as protected func2;
}
/**
* Some useless constructor
*/
public function __construct(int $arg = 1)
{
$this->prop = $arg;
}
}