Superload

© 2010 Jason Frame [ jason@onehackoranother.com / @jaz303 ]
Released under the MIT License.

Usage

Superload is designed for integration with phake but there's nothing to stop you running it manually from a PHP script, too.

desc('Regenerate class autoload map');
task('regenerate_autoload_map', 'environment', function() {

    require APP_ROOT . '/vendor/superload/superload.php';
    $superload = new superload\Superload(APP_ROOT);
    $superload->add_rule('vendor/my-lib/classes');
    $superload->add_rule('vendor/another-lib/code');
    $superload->add_rule('app');
    $superload->add_rule('framework/classes');

    $superload->write(CONFIG_ROOT . '/boot.php');

});

In boot.php, you'd have a skeleton like this:

function __autoload($class) {

    // SUPERLOAD-BEGIN
    // SUPERLOAD-END

    if (isset($map[$class])) {
        require $map[$class];
    }

}

Which Superload will then populate:

function __autoload($class) {

    // SUPERLOAD-BEGIN
    static $map = array (
      'RecordNotFoundException' => 'vendor/spitfire/runtime/spitfire.php',
      'RecordInvalidException' => 'vendor/spitfire/runtime/spitfire.php',
      'Errors' => 'vendor/spitfire/runtime/spitfire.php',
      'SpitfireModel' => 'vendor/spitfire/runtime/spitfire.php',
      'IllegalArgumentException' => 'vendor/base-php/inc/base.php',
      'IllegalStateException' => 'vendor/base-php/inc/base.php',
      ...
      ...
      ...
    );
    // SUPERLOAD-END
  
    if (isset($map[$class])) {
        require $map[$class];
    }

}