Mago is a comprehensive toolchain for PHP that helps developers write better code. Inspired by the Rust ecosystem, Mago brings convenience, reliability, and an exceptional developer experience to PHP projects of all sizes.
Warning
Mago is in an early stage of development. Many features are not yet implemented, and existing functionality may change, break, or stop working without notice. While we are not actively promoting or advertising the project, we are working in public to share our progress with the community.
- Analyze and Lint: Identify issues in your codebase with customizable rules and plugins.
- Automated Fixes: Apply fixes for lint issues to maintain a clean codebase.
- Consistent Formatting: Standardize your code style with powerful formatting tools.
- Semantic Checks: Ensure code correctness with robust semantic analysis.
- AST Visualization: Explore your code’s structure with abstract syntax tree (AST) parsing.
Visit our documentation website to learn how to install, configure, and use Mago effectively:
Mago is a community-driven project, and we’d love for you to join us! Here are some ways you can contribute:
- Suggest Ideas: Have an idea for Mago? We’re open to suggestions that can make the toolchain even better!
- Help Write Documentation: Clear, user-friendly documentation is key to making Mago accessible to everyone. If you enjoy writing or organizing docs, we'd love your help.
- Contribute Code: Join us in building Mago! Please discuss any feature or bug fixes in the issues first to ensure we coordinate effectively.
- Sponsor the Project: If you’d like to support Mago financially, consider sponsoring @azjezz. Every contribution helps!
- Help with Art: Mago could use a logo! We’d appreciate the help of a skilled artist to create an original logo for Mago. (Please note that AI-generated art will not be accepted.)
Got questions, feedback, or ideas? Join the Mago community on Discord to connect with other developers and stay up-to-date.
Mago is inspired by several tools and projects that have significantly contributed to the development community:
- Clippy: A collection of lints to catch common mistakes and improve your Rust code.
- OXC: A JavaScript toolchain written in Rust.
- php-rust-tools/parser: A PHP parser written in Rust, which influenced our parsing approach.
- slackhq/hakana: A static analysis tool for HackLang written in Rust, by the creator of Psalm.
These tools have inspired us and helped shape Mago's design and functionality.
We would like to acknowledge the following PHP tools that have greatly helped hundreds of thousands of PHP developers in their journey, ourselves included:
- PHP CS Fixer: A tool to automatically fix PHP Coding Standards issues.
- Psalm: A static analysis tool for finding errors in PHP applications.
- PHPStan: PHP Static Analysis Tool.
- PHP_CodeSniffer: Detects violations of a defined set of coding standards.
While Mago is intended to be a comprehensive toolchain that may eventually replace some of these tools, we deeply appreciate their contributions and the foundation they have built for the PHP community.
Mago is licensed under either of
- MIT License (MIT) - see LICENSE-MIT file for details
- Apache License, Version 2.0 (Apache-2.0) - see LICENSE-APACHE file for details
at your option.
Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in Mago by you shall be dual licensed as above, without any additional terms or conditions.
Thank you for your interest in Mago. We look forward to sharing our progress and collaborating with the community as the project evolves.