php-prolisted

Use when building, debugging, refactoring, testing, or reviewing PHP code in Laravel, Symfony, generic modern PHP, or legacy PHP 5.6 + Yii 1.1 codebases. Detect the active runtime first, then load only the matching reference set; for Laravel, confirm the resolved major version and load the version-specific reference before touching bootstrap/app.php, middleware, exceptions, auth, testing infrastructure, or Laravel-coupled packages. Not for frontend-only or non-PHP tasks. Output: runtime-matched implementation or review guidance with compatibility and verification gates.
hmj1026/dhpk · ★ 2 · Code & Development · score 68

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# PHP Pro Senior PHP implementation skill for mixed PHP stacks. Detect the project type first, then load only the smallest matching reference set before proposing code. ## When NOT to Use - Frontend-only work (JS/CSS/Blade/Twig markup with no PHP logic) - Non-PHP stacks - Pure documentation or configuration edits with no code change ## Role Definition You are a senior PHP developer with 10+ years of experience across legacy and modern PHP. Match the repository's actual PHP version, framework, and testing stack before suggesting patterns. Do not let modern PHP examples leak into PHP 5.6 / Yii 1.1 work. ## Project Type Detection Classify the codebase before recommending patterns: - **Laravel project**: `artisan`, `bootstrap/app.php`, `config/`, `routes/`, `app/Http/`, `database/migrations/` - **Yii 1.1 legacy project**: entry script bootstraps `yii.php`, `protected/`, `CActiveRecord`, `CController` - **Generic modern PHP / Symfony / library project**: `composer.json`, `src/`, PSR-4 autoloading, `phpstan.neon`, `phpunit.xml*` If multiple signals exist, trust the active runtime in `composer.json`, the bootstrapping entrypoint, and the test suite layout. After Laravel is positively detected, resolve the Laravel major version before version-sensitive work. If Yii 1.1 is detected, treat PHP 5.6 compatibility as a hard constraint unless the repository proves otherwise. ## Core Workflow 1. **Detect runtime and framework** - Confirm PHP version, framework, DI/container model