I Love to Invent Tools that
Automate Everyday Boring Work
People say they're surprised, how much software and projects I made. But they never heard of them or are hard to find.
So I made this place to find them all.
Rector is PHP CLI tool, that handles instant refactoring and instant upgrades. It can be used both to migrate huge legacy code-bases and also to keep eye on your daily work in CI code reviews.
Github Repository
A monorepo of PHP packages for symplifing everyday use of Symfony, Console, easy testing, PHP configs, Filesystem... The most notable is Easy Coding Standard package.
Dependency Injection, Console and Kernel toolkit for Symplify packages.
Set of Symplify rules for PHP_CodeSniffer and PHP CS Fixer.
Use Coding Standard with 0-knowledge of PHP-CS-Fixer and PHP_CodeSniffer.
Sanitized FileInfo with safe getRealPath() and other handy methods
Resolve config and sets from configs and cli opptions for CLI applications
Autowire array parameters for your Symfony applications
Package to print diffs in console with colors
Pre-escaped error messages in 'symplify' error format, container aware test case and other useful extensions for PHPStan
Not only Composer tools to build a Monorepo.
Generates beautiful CHANGELOG.md with links to PRs, versions and users grouped in Added/Changed/Fixed/Removed categories.
Package to load, merge and save composer.json file(s)
Internal Kernel for Symplify packages
The Best Way to Test Sniffs and Fixers
Prefixed version of ECS compiled in PHAR
Dump Symfony application to Static Website
Reduce Kernel Flex boiler code and use extra features
Forget manual registration of Doctrine entities, Twig templates and routes. Let autodiscovery handle that for you.
Hydrate arrays to objects easily with PHP 7.4 and constructor injection
Prefixed version of Monorepo Builder compiled in PHAR
Repository for Symplify packages development.
Documentation generator for coding standard or static analysis rules
A monorepo of PHP packagest, that helps with PHP projects migrations and then make sure that project stays healthy = check your code in CI.
Print Symfony services array with configuration to to plain PHP file format thanks to this simple php-parser wrapper
Kernel for small CLI applications
Convert Symfony YAML/XML format to PHP/YAML
Tools that you use in any CI
Check NEON/YAML/TWIG/LATTE files for existing classes
Generate vendor patches for packages with single command
Detect used and unused Symfony routes
Latte to Twig converter converts Latte to Twig
Check your TWIG templates
Detect static calls in your project
Scans fatal error in code, useful for type conflicts analysis
Switch PHP_CodeSniffer or PHP-CS-Fixer to ECS with Single Command
Get hidden valuable data from GitHub pull-request diff and feed it to Rector
Pretify Symfony/Nette syntax to more readable one
Decompose phpmd.xml to PHPStan, ECS and Rector rules
Converts Travis CI config to to Github Actions
3rd Party Open-Source Maintenance
I took over few packages, that were dying, abandoned in sand of time in dark lonely walley. Now they thrive and live on with high quality CI setup and occasional care.
A PHP wrapper around the Git command line utility.
Small website that shows real download stats of popular PHP frameworks - Symfony, Laravel, Zend, CakePHP, Nette and Yii.
Both in relative, absolute numbers and most interestingly - last year trend.
An awesome list with tools, posts and more awesome sources about effective PHP migrations of legacy projects.
Small website gets all PHP meetups from meetup.com API and shows them in one place, with smart filter and a map.
If you're looking for a meetup outside your local group, this is a place to check.
Cleaning Lady List (comming Winter 2020)
Do you know that airplane pilots have detailed step-by-step manual for every situation that can happen in the air? Even cases like both engines lose thrust just after the departure from the airport.
Each code base have different problems and places to improve. But in general, most of these places repeat over and again. What repeats, is a pattern and can be put in a list. A list you can check yourself for your own project.