jgswift / recompilr
runtime class compiler
Requires
- php: >=5.5
- adlawson/veval: 1.*
Requires (Dev)
- phpunit/phpunit: 3.7.*
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Last update: 2024-12-17 04:02:33 UTC
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PHP 5.5+ factory runtime class compiler
Description
recompilr uses a class definition and recompiles it at runtime using eval and a unique hash identifier. Classes may be recompiled after changes are made to the class definition without requiring the application to restart. This effectively allows an application to redeclare classes at runtime.
Installation
Install via cli using composer:
php composer.phar require jgswift/recompilr:0.1.*
Install via composer.json using composer:
{ "require": { "jgswift/recompilr": "0.1.*" } }
Dependency
- php 5.5+
- adlawson\veval.php
Usage
Basic compiling and instantiation
// # path/to/FooClass.php class FooClass { /* */ } // compiles FooClass from given class definition file recompilr\execute('FooClass','path/to/FooClass.php'); // factory creates an instance of FooClass $foo = recompilr\make('FooClass'); var_dump($foo); // (object) FooClass_*hash
Compile from autoloaded class
// class must be available to autoloader namespace MyNamespace; class FooClass { /* */ } // compiles FooClass without an explicit class file, relying on the autoloader to find the class definition recompilr\execute('MyNamespace\FooClass'); // factory creates an instance of FooClass $foo = recompilr\make('MyNamespace\FooClass'); var_dump($foo); // (object) FooClass_*hash
Recompiling everything
When class definitions are expected to have changed, all classes may be recompiled using recompilr\all
.
// change path/to/FooClass.php while application is running recompilr\all();
Note: will not compile files where bracketed namespaces are used
Note: all compiled classes are final and may not be inherited from
Binary handling
Saving to file
recompilr\execute('MyNamespace\FooClass'); recompilr\binary('path/to/binary.rcx');
Loading from file
recompilr\load('path/to/binary.rcx'); $foo = recompilr\make('MyNamespace\FooClass'); var_dump($foo); // (object) FooClass_*hash