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Follow the installation instructions in install.txt
in the source of pfff.
Once pfff is compiled, to search for PHP code patterns
simply do for instance:
$ ./sgrep -lang php -e 'false !== error_log(...)' /path/to/php/project/
See Sgrep for more information.
To visualize a PHP project using codemap
you first need
to analyze it with codegraph
:
$./codegraph -lang php -derived_data -build /path/to/php/project/
This should process all files and at the very store the global analysis results in /path/to/php/project/PFFF_DB.marshall`. This global analysis mostly compute the callgraph of the PHP project to determine which functions or methods or classes are the most used, and so are probably the most important. It also stores which functions are taking arguments by reference or which functions are dead, which is leveraged later by the visualizer.
Once the light database has been saved, simply do:
$ ./codemap /path/to/php/project/
The tool will by default [1] look for a PFFF_DB.marshall
file in the
directory of the processed project. It should ouput something like:
... 317 rectangles to draw Using pfff light db: /path/to/php/project/PFFF_DB.marshall Using Cairo version: 1.8.10 We got 1791 entities in 243 files ...
See CodeMap for more information.
To perform some PHP refactorings see Spatch.
[1] | You can also use the -with_info option if you decided to store the
light database in a non-default location. |