Drunken PHP for Atom

Description

PHP is often criticized for having an inconsistent syntax and this is exactly what Drunken PHP aims at. It's a set of alternative command completions, including aliases for ill-formed syntax. Read the Aliases section below for examples.

Installation

apm

Install drunken-php from Atom's Package Manager or the command-line equivalent:

$ apm install drunken-php

Using Git

Change to your Atom packages directory:

Windows

# Powershell
$ cd $Env:USERPROFILE\.atom\packages

:: Command Prompt
$ cd %USERPROFILE%\.atom\packages

Linux & macOS

$ cd ~/.atom/packages/

Clone repository as drunken-php:

$ git clone https://github.com/idleberg/atom-drunken-php drunken-php

Usage

Aliases

You can tell apart Drunken PHP from proper syntax from the %-prefix displayed in the command completion window. Aliases have been broken up into the following categories:

Prince Versions

Named after the Prince Emulator in Douglas Coupland's Microserfs, you can substitute any to with the number 2 and vice versa.

Examples:

PHP	Alias
`bin2hex`	`bintohex`
`cal_to_jd`	`cal2jd`

Spacing

Enables you to type commands with or without spacing. Probably obsolete due to fuzzy completions.

Examples:

PHP	Alias
`get_html_translation_table`	`gethtmltranslationtable`
`getimagesizefromstring`	`get_image_size_from_string`

Spelling

Corrects common spelling mistakes.

Examples:

PHP	Alias
`mb_strwidth`	`mb_strwidht`
`ob_get_length`	`ob_get_lenght`
`phpversion`	`phpverison`

Synonyms

Makes some native syntax more descriptive

Examples:

PHP	Alias
`asin`	`arc_sin` (or `arcsin`)
`asort`	`array_sort`
`bzcompress`	`bzip_compress`

Word Order

The order of noun and verb is reversible

Examples:

PHP	Alias
`ini_get`	`get_ini`
`get_class`	`class_get`

License

This work is licensed under The MIT License