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This package provides an opinionated PHP-Scoper configuration for WordPress plugins. Built-in CLI commands are provided to generate exclusions and to install php-scoper.

The package has been built for my own projects and it has been open-sourced in the hope that it will be useful to others.

ℹ️ WP-PHPScoper

📦 Installation

Navigate to the folder of your WordPress plugin and run the following command:

composer require sematico/wp-phpscoper --dev

This will install the package and add the php-scoper binary to your project's vendor/bin directory.

📝 Usage

Setup

To install php-scoper, run the following command:

vendor/bin/wp-phpscoper setup

This will run specific composer commands to install php-scoper.

Exclusions

To generate exclusions, run the following command:

vendor/bin/wp-phpscoper generate:exclusions

This will generate a list of exclusions for php-scoper. Follow the prompts to select the types of exclusions you want to generate.

About the exclusions

Exclusions are generated inside the .phpscoper folder in your project's root directory. The exclusions files are JSON files that contain an array of classes, functions, and constants that should be excluded from being scoped.

The currently supported exclusions are:

WordPress

WordPress

WordPress exclusions are generated by using the php-stubs/wordpress-globals and php-stubs/wordpress-stubs packages. Your plugin must have those packages installed in order for the exclusions to be generated.

Attempting to generate exclusions for a plugin that does not have those packages installed will result in an error.

⚙️ Scoper Configuration

The package provides a Configurator class that can be used to generate the scoper configuration file.

<?php

declare(strict_types=1);

use Sematico\Scoper\Configurator;

require_once __DIR__ . '/../vendor/sematico/wp-phpscoper/src/Modules/Support/Manager.php';
require_once __DIR__ . '/../vendor/sematico/wp-phpscoper/src/Modules/Support/PackageInterface.php';
require_once __DIR__ . '/../vendor/sematico/wp-phpscoper/src/Modules/Support/AbstractSupported.php';
require_once __DIR__ . '/../vendor/sematico/wp-phpscoper/src/Modules/Support/WordPress.php';
require_once __DIR__ . '/../vendor/sematico/wp-phpscoper/src/Configurator.php';

$configurator = new Configurator( 'MyProject' );

$finder = $configurator::makeFinder(
	[
		'vendor/psr/container',
		'vendor/php-di/php-di',
	],
);

$configurator->addFinder( $finder );

return $configurator->getScoperConfiguration();

Note The Configurator class and it's dependencies must be manually required in order to use it.

`Configurator::makeFinder()`

The makeFinder() method takes an array of vendor paths and returns a Finder instance that can be used to find PHP files in the specified paths.

$finder = $configurator::makeFinder(
	[
		'vendor/psr/container',
		'vendor/php-di/php-di',
	],
);

For more information on how to use the makeFinder() method, see the source code.

`Configurator::addFinder()`

The addFinder() method takes a Finder instance and adds it to the list of finders used to find PHP files.

$finder = $configurator::makeFinder(
	[
		'vendor/psr/container',
		'vendor/php-di/php-di',
	],
);

$configurator->addFinder( $finder );

`Configurator::getScoperConfiguration()`

The getScoperConfiguration() method returns an array that can be used to configure php-scoper. For more information on the configuration options, see the php-scoper documentation.

📄 Aknowledgements

❔ Support

Please note that this is a personal project and support will be limited to bug reports and minor issues only.

🚨 Security Issues

If you discover a security vulnerability, please email alessandro.tesoro@icloud.com. All security vulnerabilities will be promptly addressed.

🔖 License

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.

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