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PHP-CS-Fixer HTML Indent

Custom fixers for PHP-CS-Fixer that preserve indentation of PHP blocks embedded in HTML/Blade files.

The problem

PHP-CS-Fixer formats PHP blocks without considering the surrounding HTML context. In mixed files (e.g. Blade templates) this breaks the indentation:

Before running php-cs-fixer — correct indentation within the HTML context:

After running php-cs-fixer — HTML context indentation is lost:

With this library — php-cs-fixer formats the PHP while the HTML indentation is preserved:

Installation

Configuration

Register both fixers and enable their rules in your .php-cs-fixer.dist.php:

Important: Both fixers must be enabled together. Dedent without reindent will strip the indentation without restoring it.

How it works

The library provides two fixers that wrap the entire PHP-CS-Fixer pipeline:

Fixer Priority Role
RepinsPL/html_context_dedent 1000 Before other fixers — strips base HTML indentation from PHP blocks
RepinsPL/html_context_reindent -1000 After all fixers — restores base HTML indentation

This allows other fixers (e.g. braces, indentation_type) to work on PHP code without extra indentation and format it correctly. Once formatting is complete, the HTML context indentation is restored.

Both tab-based and space-based indentation are supported. The base indentation style is detected automatically from the HTML context surrounding each PHP block.

Contributing

If you find a case where the fixers produce incorrect indentation, please open an issue with a minimal PHP/HTML snippet that demonstrates the problem. This helps us write a test and fix the bug.

Requirements

License

MIT

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Requires php Version >=8.0
friendsofphp/php-cs-fixer Version ^3.0
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