phive VS php-scoper

can be installed with Setup PHP or Phive

I am following the installation guide https://github.com/phar-io/phive everything goes well until :

return [ 'patchers' => [ function ( $file_path, $prefix, $contents ) { /* * There is currently no easy way to simply whitelist all global WordPress functions. * * This list here is a manual attempt after scanning through the AMP plugin, which means * it needs to be maintained and kept in sync with any changes to the dependency. * * As long as there's no built-in solution in PHP-Scoper for this, an alternative could be * to generate a list based on php-stubs/wordpress-stubs. devowlio/wp-react-starter/ seems * to be doing just this successfully. * * @see https://github.com/humbug/php-scoper/issues/303 * @see https://github.com/php-stubs/wordpress-stubs * @see https://github.com/devowlio/wp-react-starter/ */ $contents = str_replace( "\\$prefix\\_doing_it_wrong", '\\_doing_it_wrong', $contents ); $contents = str_replace( "\\$prefix\\__", '\\__', $contents ); $contents = str_replace( "\\$prefix\\esc_html_e", '\\esc_html_e', $contents ); $contents = str_replace( "\\$prefix\\esc_html", '\\esc_html', $contents ); $contents = str_replace( "\\$prefix\\esc_attr", '\\esc_attr', $contents ); $contents = str_replace( "\\$prefix\\esc_url", '\\esc_url', $contents ); $contents = str_replace( "\\$prefix\\do_action", '\\do_action', $contents ); // ... } ] ]

🍾 GraphQL API for WordPress is now scoped, thanks to PHP-Scoper! describes a strategy to scope a WordPress plugin using PHP-Scoper, as to avoid conflicts with other plugins.