This Sublime Text 3 Package provides cool stuff for PHP 5.3+ coding session.
Note I am looking for a maintainer for this project because I have switched to vim.
Just search for PHP Companion in package control and you're ready.
The package no longer provides keybindings. You will have to install your own shortcuts. The Default.sublime-keymap-sample will give you the shortcuts I personally use.
Just bring your cursor hover a class name, hit the F5 key (personal shortcut) and that's it.
It will show you the different namespace that match your class, pick up one and you're done.
PHP Companion will sort your uses statement in alphabetical order. This can be
configured to sort by line length with the use_sort_length user setting.
This command expands the class under the cursor to its FQCN (Fully Qualified Class Name).
You have two keys for this command F6 and shift+F6 (personal shortcut) that respectively expand
with and without the leading namespace separator \.
Just hit the F4 key (personal shortcut), it will add the namespace definition based on the absolute filename of the current file. I use a simple trick to determine where the namespace begun, actually the namespace will start at the first CamelCased folder.
If a namespace is already declared, the command will shout how crazy you are in the status bar.
Warning: This feature requires a filename so the command won't work in an unsaved buffer.
Hit shift+F12 (personal shortcut) to search for a method definition based on the current scope. It will fallback to the "goto_definition" command if a match was not found.
Hit F7 (personal shortcut) to insert both a constructor argument and its according property. The property will be private by default but you can change it with the visibility setting.
Place your cursor on a class, abstract class or an interface name and hit the F3 key (personal shortcut). Matching interfaces or classes will be shown. Select one and then import all or one of the methods from that interface or class.
See use_todo_implement setting.
Settings can be stored either in your system wide "PHP Companion.sublime-settings" file or in the project settings file. This allows you to set preferences per-project if you need to.
If you're storing settings in a project file, put them in a phpcompanion node like this:
"phpcompanion": {
"namespace_prefix": "VendorName\Project\Foo\Bar",
"exclude_dir": [
"vendor",
"build"
]
}
List of directories to exclude when searching for the class declaration file. Path is relative to the project directory.
Please note that the filtering is done after the search in the index. So this option has no impact on performance, it's just a convenient way to avoid duplicate namespace declaration in some case.
The pattern used to guess the namespace in the import_namespace command.
The default pattern should work for most uses cases but you can change it if
your projects are stored in different way.
If you have a namespace which is not fully exposed by the file path, you can set a namespace prefix. For example, suppose you have a class in
src/Foo/Bar.php
adding a namespace_prefix of 'Vendor\Project' would result in a resolved namespace declaration of
namespace Vendor\Project\Foo;
When importing use statements with the find_use command, sort statements by the length of the line.
When an interface or abstract class is implemented, this option is used to customize the method body of the newly added methods.
The available options are true and false.
"use_todo_implement": true:
public function methodName()
{
// TODO: Implement 'methodName' method.
}
"use_todo_implement": false:
public function methodName()
{
throw new \Exception("Method 'methodname' not implemented");
}
This plugin is the successor of SublimeCTagsPHP. PHP Companion uses the built-in index of Sublime Text 3 instead of CTags.
Warning! PHP Companion does not work on Sublime Text 2 and never will.
All of Sublime PHP Companion is licensed under the MIT license.
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