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PHP On the Go (pogo)

Pogo allows you to write small PHP scripts which use PHP libraries (courtesy of composer/packagist)... but it doesn't require you setup a special-purpose folder, project, or repository. To use a dependency, simply add a small pragma into your script. For example:

This makes it easier to use PHP libraries for glue-scripts, throw-away scripts, quick experiments, etc.

Example

Let's pick a small task that requires a few libraries -- suppose we want to generate a pretty PDF from a source-code file (*.php, *.json, etc). We'll need a pretty-printer (scrivo/highlight.php) and a PDF generator (dompdf/dompdf).

Skimming the README for each library, one finds a few introductory snippets. I took these, added the #!require pragmas, and improvised a little on the $html variable. This becomes a small script, code2pdf.php:

To run this script in the CLI, just use:

Of course, this script expects some content as input (e.g. myfile.yml) and produces a PDF as output (e.g. myfile.pdf), so a more realistic command would be

That's it!

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Motivation

Most of my day-to-day work is in PHP, JS, and bash. From time-to-time, one needs a bit of glue-code for one-offs, and I find myself avoiding PHP for that task... because using a library in PHP still requires bits of administrativa. pogo is an experiment to reduce that administrativa. Just create a .php file and run it.

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lesser-evil/shell-verbosity-is-evil Version ~1.0
symfony/console Version ~4.0
symfony/yaml Version ~4.0
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