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php-parser

v3.2.1

Published

Parse PHP code from JS and returns its AST

Downloads

749,394

Readme

Installation

This library is distributed with npm :

npm install php-parser --save

Usage

// initialize the php parser factory class
const fs = require("fs");
const path = require("path");
const engine = require("php-parser");

// initialize a new parser instance
const parser = new engine({
  // some options :
  parser: {
    extractDoc: true,
    php7: true,
  },
  ast: {
    withPositions: true,
  },
});

// Retrieve the AST from the specified source
const eval = parser.parseEval('echo "Hello World";');

// Retrieve an array of tokens (same as php function token_get_all)
const tokens = parser.tokenGetAll('<?php echo "Hello World";');

// Load a static file (Note: this file should exist on your computer)
const phpFile = fs.readFileSync("./example.php");

// Log out results
console.log("Eval parse:", eval);
console.log("Tokens parse:", tokens);
console.log("File parse:", parser.parseCode(phpFile));

Sample AST output

{
  'kind': 'program',
  'children': [
    {
      'kind': 'echo',
      'arguments': [
        {
          'kind': 'string',
          'isDoubleQuote': true,
          'value': 'Hello World'
        }
      ]
    }
  ]
}
  • Try it online (demo) : http://glayzzle.com/php-parser/
  • Or from AST Explorer : https://astexplorer.net/

API Overview

The main API exposes a class with the following methods :

  • parseEval(String|Buffer) : parse a PHP code in eval style mode (without php open tags)
  • parseCode(String|Buffer, String filename) : parse a PHP code by using php open tags.
  • tokenGetAll(String|Buffer) : retrieves a list of all tokens from the specified input.

You can also pass options that change the behavior of the parser/lexer.

Documentation

Related projects

You can add here your own project by opening an issue request.

License

This library is released under BSD-3 license clause.