php-beautifier.el

php-beautifier.el is a lightweight extension that integrates PHP source code beautification into Emacs using the PHP_Beautifier tool. It also supports running code through phpcbf to fix coding standard issues.

Installation

All Emacs installs are a little different, but the basic outline is this:

• Download the source code and put it somewhere Emacs can find it (probably ~/.emacs.d/)
• Add that directory to your load-path if it's not yet there: (add-to-list 'load-path "/path/to/dir")
• Add (require 'php-beautifier) somewhere in your ~/.emacs.d/init.el

PHP_Beautifier Configuration

php-beautifier supplies the following customisation options:

• php-beautifier-executable-path - The full path to the PHP_Beautifier executable. This is php_beautifier by default.
• php-beautifier-indent-method - The indentation method to use. Either spaces or tabs. Default is spaces.

An example configuration with a full path and tab indentation:

(setq php-beautifier-executable-path "/usr/bin/php_beautifier")
(setq php-beautifier-indent-method "tabs")

phpcbf Configuration

The following options must be set for phpcbf to run:

• php-beautifier-phpcbf-path - The full path to the phpcbf executable. This is phpcbf by default.
• php-beautifier-phpcbf-standard - The coding standard to use with phpcbf. This is nil by default and must be set for phpcbf to be run.

An example configuration which uses the WordPress coding standard:

(setq php-beautifier-phpcbf-path "/usr/bin/phpcbf")
(setq php-beautifier-phpcbf-standard "WordPress")

When using phpcbf the code is still run through php_beautifier first. In some circumstances this may create some odd results but it usually works.

Usage

php-beautifier can either format an entire buffer or a single region. The php_beautifier tool will only format code contained in a <?php block, so formatting a region that doesn't contain one will not work.

Interactive Commands

• php-beautifier-format-region - Format the current region and replace it with formatted code.
• php-beautifier-format-buffer - Format the current buffer and replace its contents with formatted code.

Running Tests

To run unit tests you'll need Cask installed.

The following command will run all tests:

cask exec ert-runner

Licence

Released under the GPLv3. See COPYING for the full licence.