PhpFind

Command line tool to search for php classes in a directory hierarchy

Usage:
 phpfind [--not-dir[="..."]] [--file-name[="..."]] [--not-file-name[="..."]] [--contains[="..."]] [--not-contains[="..."]] [--path[="..."]] [--not-path[="..."]] [--size[="..."]] [--modified[="..."]] [--depth[="..."]] [--type[="..."]] [--not-type[="..."]] [--namespace[="..."]] [--not-namespace[="..."]] [--def-name[="..."]] [--not-def-name[="..."]] [--abstract] [--not-abstract] [--final] [--not-final] [--instantiable] [--not-instantiable] [--interface] [--not-interface] [--trait] [--not-trait] [--class] [--not-class] [directory1] ... [directoryN]

Arguments:
 directory             One or multiple directory(ies) to search (default: current working directory)

Options:
 --not-dir             Directory to ignore (multiple values allowed)
 --file-name           Select files by name pattern (default: ["*.php"]) (multiple values allowed)
 --not-file-name       Ignore files by name pattern (multiple values allowed)
 --contains            Select files by contents pattern (multiple values allowed)
 --not-contains        Ignore files by contents pattern (multiple values allowed)
 --path                Select files by path pattern (multiple values allowed)
 --not-path            Ignore files by path pattern (multiple values allowed)
 --size                Select files by size
 --modified            Set last modified date
 --depth               Set directory scan depth
 --type                Select php definition by type (multiple values allowed)
 --not-type            Ignore php definition by type (multiple values allowed)
 --namespace           Select php definition by namespace (multiple values allowed)
 --not-namespace       Ignore php definition by namespace (multiple values allowed)
 --def-name            Select php definition by name pattern (multiple values allowed)
 --not-def-name        Ignore php definition by name pattern (multiple values allowed)
 --abstract            Restrict selection to abstract classes
 --not-abstract        Ignore abstract classes
 --final               Restrict selection to final classes
 --not-final           Ignore final classes
 --instantiable        Restrict selection to instantiable classes
 --not-instantiable    Ignore instantiable classes
 --interface           Restrict selection to interfaces
 --not-interface       Ignore interfaces
 --trait               Restrict selection to traits
 --not-trait           Ignore traits
 --class               Restrict selection to classes
 --not-class           Ignore classes
 --help (-h)           Display this help message.
 --quiet (-q)          Do not output any message.
 --verbose (-v|vv|vvv) Increase the verbosity of messages
 --version (-V)        Display this application version.
 --ansi                Force ANSI output.
 --no-ansi             Disable ANSI output.
 --no-interaction (-n) Do not ask any interactive question.

Installation using composer

Simply add a dependency on hanneskod/phpfind to your project's composer.json. If in doubt se the composer documentation.

For a system-wide installation via run:

composer global require hanneskod/phpfind

Make sure you have ~/.composer/vendor/bin/ in your path.

Credits

PhpFind is covered under the WTFPL

@author Hannes Forsgård (hannes.forsgard@fripost.org)