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Package inspector
Short Description A fast inspector to inspect and edit files
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Informations about the package inspector
Inspector
Inspector is a simple tool that can be used to search in a directory for a given string or pattern.
Installation
Inspector is available as a composer package on packagist. Installing it is quite simple:
$ composer create-project wouterj/inspectorUsage
This is a quick documentation, advantage documentation is added during the BETA period
Inspector has just one command at this moment, called inspect. This will
inspect a directory:
# searches for files which contains 'hello'
$ php inspector.php inspect -p 'hello'This command has multiple options:
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--pattern(-p): This is the pattern which you are looking for. (required)searches for files which contains 'foo' or 'bar'
$ php inspector.php inspect -p '/(foo|bar)/'
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--dir(-d): This is the directory to search in, if this is empty it will search in the current directory.searches in the %current_dir%/hello directory
$ php inspector.php inspect -p 'foo' -d hello
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--filter(-f): This can be a Regex, to determine which files should be ignored, or a name of one of the build in filters (more about this in the filters section).ignores all php files
$ php inspector.php inspect -p 'foo' -f '*.php'
Filters
Inspector has one build-in filter at the moment. Filters provide a solution
for common --filter pattern.
GitIgnoreFilter
This filter will search for a .gitignore file in the root of the document
and ingores every file that is in there.
$ php inspector.php inspect -p 'foo' --filter gitignoreContributing
Inspector love contributors. Please, fork this repo, create a new branch, improve this code and open a PR. Inspector uses the Symfony Coding Standards
If you do not want to contribute with writing code, you can also help to review the issues/PRs.
All versions of inspector with dependencies
zendframework/zend-eventmanager Version 2.0.x
symfony/console Version 2.1.x
pimple/pimple Version 1.x