What is it?

phpExec is a simple tool that uses eval function to execute your php code right in the browser. as a php developer sometimes you need to test a small piece of code. Using phpExec is easy. you can either put it somewhere within your local web server or just run the php phpexec serve command to run it using php built in web server.

How to use it?

Simple! clone the repository and run composer install. phpExec requires symphony console component. check phpExec github page to download or clone the repository.

Features:

• easily change php.ini variables by editing shipped php.ini. (requires running it under built in web server).
• include your own classes and php files. run php phpexec make:includes to create an includes.php and include folder.
• run any code without memory limits & execution time limits.
• you can use symfony var_dumper while using the editor.
• Save code snippets for future use.
• Manage Snippets

Include your own files.

Run php phpexec make:include in your command prompt before running the server. it will generate a folder and a file named includes. put your own files within the folder and require them within the includes.php. easy as that.

Download

Latest commits and builds are available in the github page.

Libraries used to build this app:

• jQuery 3.x
• Bootstrap 3.x
• Symfony console component
• Ace Editor
• VueJS

Check for tutorials I've posted of using phpExec on my blog