I have come across an issue for which I need a list of all PEAR packages which are needed (=used) in my project. Is there a tool which can get me a list of all PEAR packages used in my source code, by simply reading the code? Read all the packages which are installed is not enough, I really need just those which are really used. I need this so I can upgrade the packages, or better - replace them by new libraries installable through composer.
I came across the PEAR package PHP_CompatInfo but this does not give me good results, and it also does only list packages which are registred in the plugin itself.
I would first assess what PEAR classes are installed on the system
if you think that some of Libs used in the project may be missing, you need to download locally whole Pear repository
to download all packages execute:
pear config-set preferred_state alpha
pear remote-list | awk '{print $1}' > tmp-list ; tail -n +5 tmp-list > pear-list ; rm tmp-list
cat pear-list | xargs -n 1 pear install
Then to create a list of all classes:
cd /usr/share/php #( or different path to pear libs )
find . ! -path "*/tests/*" ! -path "*/examples/*" -name "*.php" -type f | xargs grep -Pho "^class ([a-zA-Z0-9_]+)" | sed -e "s/^class //" -e "" > all_pear.txt
That would create a list of all Pear classes saved into all_pear.txt
Then I would search for all references in my code
cd my_project;
while read line; do find . -name "*.php" -type f | xargs grep -Pho $line; done < path/to/all_pear.txt | sort | uniq > used_classes.txt
That will create list off all PEAR classes used in the project and it saves the list into file used_classes.txt