just released a new version of glayzzle
1.0.2 - you can try it here : http://glayzzle.com/php-parser/#demo
you exist!
Are you actuallybuilding php for node?
I have been having the same idea for a long long time
I have the "php" module in npm
I would love to seethis happen
ara you still active?
We can talk tomorow, but yes it's active, i just dont have time actually
I'll finish my prototype this summer
and also can be tested here : https://babeljs.io/php/
I'm having some troubles to understand what I'm doing wrong, I've opened this issue wich describes more about it: glayzzle/php-parser#89 in few words, I'm trying to parse a file and I keep getting 1 children only as Inline but the online demo (with the same code) is working great.
I've found it, but the documentation should be corrected it says parseCode accepts a buffer but wasn't working, also here the example should be updated: https://github.com/glayzzle/php-writer by the way many thanks!
hi @ichiriac, how are you? I was looking around the glayzzle repositories and I've a few question about them. I see php-reflection, the one you told me the first time we spoke on github, is very similar to php-parser, may I ask what are their different purposes? I remember you told me the "main" project is php-reflection that can allow to other sub-projects like dinamic documentation generation, etc...
php-reflection is a wrapper around php-parser and it takes multiple files in order to build a symbol table of an entire project. It's bad to use the word reflection as it's not at runtime, but this is kind the same as a reflection library in what you can see the structure of classes, functions, namespaces, constants ...
So the difference is on the API, php-parser gives you full details of the sources, php-reflection gives you only details about structures (the inner code of a function or a class method is not stored)
the hard part is that on big projects memory management becomes hard, as I store dependencies between classes, methods, etc ... so I've made another project that is like a graph database : https://github.com/glayzzle/grafine (but addressing specific needs of indexing code nodes)
ah ok, now it's much clear! Man, let me say one thing, you are awesome, really all of this projects are too cool and all the effort you are put into it it's amazing.
When I've some spare time, I would like to try to build a php-documentation generator with php-reflection (now I understood exactly what it does and what is created for), it should be relatively hard to do it.
When I've some spare time, I would like to try to build a php-documentation generator with php-reflection (now I understood exactly what it does and what is created for), it should be relatively hard to do it.
I would like to talk with you briefly about php-reflection, while you have time obviously! let me know
I was hoping to use https://glayzzle.com/php-parser/
To parse and create ASTs for PHP program
programs**
However these programs would not be in the same file
For example, parsing something like:
Does anyone have any advice on how to do so?
hi @ProDigySML, you can take a look at https://github.com/glayzzle/php-reflection, it reads multiple files, but depends on what you plan to do after parsing files