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lx-utils
Code Clean Up
Recursively clean up all files in a PHP project by assigning clean up tasks. Clean up tasks available:
- add/remove custom doc block headers for PHP files
- clean up undefined constants in array square brakets
- beginning with PHP 7.2 unquoted array keys produce the Warning "Use of undefined constant ..." and in future versions this will trigger a hard error)
- automatically quote all strings which are undefined constants used inside square brackets as array keys
- old style array usage like $a[key1] will be automatically transformed into $a['key1']
- also parse and compute a list of defined constants in the project/root path specified, and whitelist them them for usage without quotes as array keys
- add curly brackets around arrays used inside double quote and heredoc string definitions
Notice
- It's recommended to run it for your project on DEV first, check functionality and then push to LIVE.
- When running on a real project, it's a good idea to backup the project files first, just to be sure that what you are doing matches what you're expecting.
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