PhpSimpleRefactor
PhpSimpleRefactor plugin for Sublime Text 3 - Deprecated
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PHPSimpleRefactor for Sublime Text
A simple way to integrate PHP Refactoring Browser's method extraction in Sublime Text 3
Requirements
You need to have PHP installed and PHP Refactoring Browser's refactor.phar file.
Installation
The package is available on Package Control.
Configuration
Edit the file PHPSimpleRefactor.sublime-settings (Preferences > Package Settings > PHPSimpleRefactor > Settings – User) with the correct php_path and refactor_path.
Example:
/** FILE: PHPSimpleRefactor.sublime-settings **/
{
"php_path" : "/Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php5.5.3/bin/PHP",
"refactor_path" : "/usr/local/bin/refactor"
}
Usage
There are two functionalities:
Extract method: Select the lines that you'd like to extract to a new method, and use the shortcut ctrl+alt+r (or right click on the text and select “PHPSimpleRefactor -> Extract method”). The plugin will ask you for the method name to use.
Rename local variable: Right click inside the scope that contains the local variable that you want to rename and select “PHPSimpleRefactor -> Rename local variable”. The plugin will ask you for the variable old name and the new name.
License
MIT