westonc/SingleFile.php

Recursively processes/inlines `require` and `include` directives to produce a single PHP file.

SingleFile.php

Recursively processes and inlines require and include directives to produce a single PHP file.

Usage

php SingleFile.php <top level source file> <target file>

Omitting the target file will write to stdout.

For example, consider the following PHP files (present in the test directory of this project rep):

srctop.php

<?php

include('A.php');
include('dir/B.php');

A();
B();
C();

A.php

<?php

function A() {
	echo "A\n";
}

dir/B.php

<?php

require('C.php');

function B() {
	echo "B\n";
}

dir/C.php

<?php

function C() {
	echo "C\n";
}

Running php SingleFile.php srctop.php will produce:

<?php

/*# include('A.php') #*/

function A() {
	echo "A\n";
}

/*# end include A.php #*/

/*# include('dir/B.php') #*/

/*# include('C.php') #*/

function C() {
	echo "C\n";
}

/*# end include C.php #*/


function B() {
	echo "B\n";
}

/*# end include dir/B.php #*/


A();
B();
C();