SYNOPSIS
phpcompatinfo [options] command [arguments]
DESCRIPTION
The phpcompatinfo(1) command parse any data source, defined in a json configuration file, to find out elements, such as classes, interfaces, functions, constants, namespaces.
OPTIONS
- -h, --help
- Display this help message.
- -q, --quiet
- Do not output any message.
- -v|vv|v, --verbose
- Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug.
- -V, --version
- Display this application version.
- --ansi
- Force ANSI output.
- --no-ansi
- Disable ANSI output.
- --profile
- Display timing and memory usage information.
analyser:list COMMAND
The phpcompatinfo(1) analyser:list command is used to show what analysers are installed (see CONF FILES section).
analyser:run COMMAND
The phpcompatinfo(1) analyser:run command is used to analyse a data source and display results.
Usage:
phpcompatinfo analyser:run [--alias] [--redraw-freq="..."] source [analysers1] ... [analysersN]
Where:
- source
- Identify a data source declared in a json configuration file (see CONF FILES section)
- --alias
- If set, the source refers to its alias
- --redraw-freq
- How many times should the progress bar be updated? (default: 1)
- analysers1 … analysersN
- Identify one or more analyser to execute. See analyser:list command to know what analysers are available.
plugin:list COMMAND
The phpcompatinfo(1) plugin:list command is used to show what plugins are installed (see CONF FILES section).
provider:list COMMAND
The phpcompatinfo(1) provider:list command is used to show what data sources are declared in a json configuration file (see CONF FILES section).
provider:show COMMAND
The phpcompatinfo(1) provider:show command is used to show files in data sources.
Usage:
phpcompatinfo provider:show [--alias] source
Where:
- source
- Identify a data source declared in a json configuration file (see CONF FILES section)
- --alias
- If set, the source refers to its alias
provider:display COMMAND
The phpcompatinfo(1) provider:display command is used to show source code of a file in a data source.
Usage:
phpcompatinfo provider:display [--alias] source file
Where:
- --alias
- If set, the source refers to its alias
- source
- Identify a data source declared in a json configuration file (see CONF FILES section)
- file
- Relative path to a file in the data source
reference:list COMMAND
The phpcompatinfo(1) reference:list command is used to list all references supported.
Usage:
phpcompatinfo reference:list [--raw]
Where:
- --raw
- Presents list in a raw format
reference:show COMMAND
The phpcompatinfo(1) reference:show command is used to introspect a reference.
Usage:
phpcompatinfo reference:show [--php="..."] [--ini] [--constants] [--functions] [--interfaces] [--classes] [--raw] name
Where:
- --php
- Filter results on PHP version
- --ini
- Show ini Entries
- --constants
- Show constants
- --functions
- Show functions
- --interfaces
- Show interfaces
- --classes
- Show classes
- --raw
- Presents list in a raw format
- name
- Name of a reference (case insensitive)
EXIT STATUS
- 0
- Success
- 1
- Failure (syntax or usage error; configuration error; unexpected error).
CONF FILES
A configuration file contains data sources that can be analysed, but also optional plugins and analysers installed. Require configuration file is loaded in the following order:
-
The CONF_FILE specified by the environment variable
COMPATINFO. -
phpcompatinfo.jsonfrom the current directory. -
phpcompatinfo.jsonfrom the User$HOME/.configdirectory. -
phpcompatinfo.jsonfrom the/etcdirectory.
BUGS
Report any issue at https://github.com/llaville/php-compat-info/issues
AUTHORS
PHP_CompatInfo was originally written by Davey Shafik in 2004.
Remi Collet, contributor of many extensions reference and unit tests, joined the project since version 2.0.0RC2
The Command-Line Interface (CLI) version was introduced in version 2.0 and is written by Laurent Laville.
SEE ALSO
Main web site: http://php5.laurent-laville.org/compatinfo/
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2010-2014 Laurent Laville.
LICENSE
Free use of this software is granted under the terms of the BSD 3-clause license.