gggeek / phpxmlrpc

demo/server/codegen.php

Spacing +30 added lines, -30 removed lines

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ 
 <?php
-require_once __DIR__ . "/_prepend.php";
+require_once __DIR__."/_prepend.php";
 
 /**
  * Demoing the code-generation capabilities of the library: create all that is required to expose as xml-rpc methods
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ 
     // *** NB do not do this in prod! The whole concept of code-generation is to do it offline using console scripts/ci/cd ***
 
     // CommentManager is the "xml-rpc-unaware" class, whose methods we want to make accessible via xml-rpc calls
-    $cm = new CommentManager(sys_get_temp_dir() . "/comments.db");
+    $cm = new CommentManager(sys_get_temp_dir()."/comments.db");
 
     // analyze the CommentManager instance and generate both code defining stub-methods and a dispatch map for the xml-rpc Server
     $w = new Wrapper();
@@ -34,59 +34,59 @@ 
     // and a controller, to be accessed from the internet. This split allows to a) hand-edit the controller code if needed,
     // and b) later regenerate the stub-methods-holder and dispatch map without touching the controller.
     // NB: good security practices dictate that none of those files should be writeable by the webserver user account
-    $targetClassFile = sys_get_temp_dir() . '/MyServerClass.php';
-    $targetDispatchMapFile = sys_get_temp_dir() . '/myServerDispatchMap.php';
-    $targetControllerFile = sys_get_temp_dir() . '/myServerController.php';
+    $targetClassFile = sys_get_temp_dir().'/MyServerClass.php';
+    $targetDispatchMapFile = sys_get_temp_dir().'/myServerDispatchMap.php';
+    $targetControllerFile = sys_get_temp_dir().'/myServerController.php';
 
     // generate a file with a class definition
 
     // the generated code does not have an autoloader included - we need to add in one
-    $autoloader = __DIR__ . "/_prepend.php";
+    $autoloader = __DIR__."/_prepend.php";
 
     file_put_contents($targetClassFile,
-        "<?php\n\n" .
-        "require_once '$autoloader';\n\n" .
+        "<?php\n\n".
+        "require_once '$autoloader';\n\n".
         "class MyServerClass\n{\n\n"
     ) || die('uh oh');
 
     // we mangle a bit the code we get from wrapPhpClass to turn it into a php class definition instead of a bunch of functions
 
     foreach ($code as $methodName => $methodDef) {
-        file_put_contents($targetClassFile, '  ' . str_replace(array('function ', "\n"), array('public static function ', "\n  "), $methodDef['source']) . "\n\n", FILE_APPEND) || die('uh oh');
-        $code[$methodName]['function'] = 'MyServerClass::' . $methodDef['function'];
+        file_put_contents($targetClassFile, '  '.str_replace(array('function ', "\n"), array('public static function ', "\n  "), $methodDef['source'])."\n\n", FILE_APPEND) || die('uh oh');
+        $code[$methodName]['function'] = 'MyServerClass::'.$methodDef['function'];
         unset($code[$methodName]['source']);
     }
     file_put_contents($targetClassFile, "}\n", FILE_APPEND) || die('uh oh');
 
     // generate separate files with the xml-rpc server instantiation and its dispatch map
 
-    file_put_contents($targetDispatchMapFile, "<?php\n\nreturn " . var_export($code, true) . ";\n");
+    file_put_contents($targetDispatchMapFile, "<?php\n\nreturn ".var_export($code, true).";\n");
 
     file_put_contents($targetControllerFile,
-        "<?php\n\n" .
+        "<?php\n\n".
 
-        "// class autoloader\n" .
-        "require_once '$autoloader';\n\n" .
+        "// class autoloader\n".
+        "require_once '$autoloader';\n\n".
 
         // NB: if we were running the generated code within the same script, the existing CommentManager instance would be
         // available for usage by the methods of MyServerClass, as we keep a reference to them within the variable Wrapper::$objHolder,
         // but since we are generating a php file for later use, it is up to us to initialize that variable with a
         // CommentManager instance
-        "// business logic setup\n" .
-        "\$cm = new CommentManager(sys_get_temp_dir() . '/comments.db');\n" .
-        "// save reference to the biz logic object so that it can be used by the code in the generated class\n" .
-        "\PhpXmlRpc\Wrapper::holdObject('*', \$cm);\n\n" .
-
-        "// the generated class implementing the json-rpc methods is not namespaced, load it explicitly\n" .
-        "require_once '$targetClassFile';\n\n" .
-
-        "// load the dispatch map and feed it to the json-rpc server\n" .
-        "\$dm = require_once '$targetDispatchMapFile';\n" .
-        '$s = new \PhpXmlRpc\Server($dm, false);' . "\n\n" .
-        '// NB: do not leave these 2 debug lines enabled on publicly accessible servers!' . "\n" .
-        '$s->setOption(\PhpXmlRpc\Server::OPT_DEBUG, 2);' . "\n" .
-        '$s->setOption(\PhpXmlRpc\Server::OPT_EXCEPTION_HANDLING, 1);' . "\n\n" .
-        '$s->service();' . "\n"
+        "// business logic setup\n".
+        "\$cm = new CommentManager(sys_get_temp_dir() . '/comments.db');\n".
+        "// save reference to the biz logic object so that it can be used by the code in the generated class\n".
+        "\PhpXmlRpc\Wrapper::holdObject('*', \$cm);\n\n".
+
+        "// the generated class implementing the json-rpc methods is not namespaced, load it explicitly\n".
+        "require_once '$targetClassFile';\n\n".
+
+        "// load the dispatch map and feed it to the json-rpc server\n".
+        "\$dm = require_once '$targetDispatchMapFile';\n".
+        '$s = new \PhpXmlRpc\Server($dm, false);'."\n\n".
+        '// NB: do not leave these 2 debug lines enabled on publicly accessible servers!'."\n".
+        '$s->setOption(\PhpXmlRpc\Server::OPT_DEBUG, 2);'."\n".
+        '$s->setOption(\PhpXmlRpc\Server::OPT_EXCEPTION_HANDLING, 1);'."\n\n".
+        '$s->service();'."\n"
     ) || die('uh oh');
 
     echo "Code generated";
@@ -94,6 +94,6 @@ 
     // test that everything worked by running it in realtime (note that this script will return an xml-rpc error message if
     // run from the command line, as the server will find no xml-rpc payload to operate on)
 
-    $targetControllerFile = sys_get_temp_dir() . '/myServerController.php';
+    $targetControllerFile = sys_get_temp_dir().'/myServerController.php';
     require $targetControllerFile;
 }