A PHP library for parsing nginx.conf files. No dependencies.
composer require sashabo/nginx-conf-parser
To parse nginx.conf from string use static method:
SashaBo\NginxConfParser\Parser::parseString(string $source): array
To parse from file:
SashaBo\NginxConfParser\Parser::parseFile(string $path, bool $followIncludes = false): array
Both return array<SashaBo\NginxConfParser\Row>
:
class Row
{
public readonly string $name;
/** @var array<string> */
public readonly array $values;
/** @var array<self> */
public readonly array $rows;
public readonly ?string $file;
/** @var non-negative-int */
public readonly int $position;
/** @var non-negative-int */
public readonly int $line;
/** @var non-negative-int */
public readonly int $linePosition;
/** @var positive-int */
public readonly int $length;
}
name
- the name of nginx.conf parameter.
values
- an array or words going after the name. For example:
name: 'server_name'
values: ['my-domain.com', 'my-alias.com']
rows
- an array of rows in {...}.
So, a row with name 'http' contains rows with name 'server', and they - rows with name 'location'.
position
, line
and linePosition
start from 0. For the 'server_name'
nginx parameter these three values describe the position of 's' symbol.
length
is counted from the first symbol of the name ('s' for
'server_name') to the ';' or '}' symbol including them. So you can use
position
and length
to remove or replace the whole nginx parameter or
the block of parameters with substr_replace, and your nginx.conf will be
still valid.
The parser doesn't interpret nginx.conf data, just parses. It knows nothing about nginx parameters, just follows the syntax. If your nginx.conf file contains wrong data, the parser won't throw exceptions while the structure of the file is correct.
The only command the parser understands is include if $followIncludes
is true
. In this case, parser will parse also included file (or few files
if there is a pattern like sites-enabled/*.conf) and replace the
include row with rows from the included file.
The package contains a tool for composing parsed (or generated) data back
to nginx.conf file. To do this, use static method
SashaBo\NginxConfParser\Composer::compose(array $rows): string
Since 1.2.0 the package contains Finder class with these methods:
class Finder
{
/**
* @param array<Row> $rows
* @return array<Row>
*/
public static function findByName(array $rows, string $name): array
/**
* @param array<Row> $rows
* @return ?Row
*/
public static function findOneByName(array $rows, string $name): ?Row
/**
* @param array<Row> $rows
* @param array<string> $path
* @return array<Row>
*/
public static function findByPath(array $rows, array $path): array
/**
* @param array<Row> $rows
* @param array<string> $path
* @return ?Row
*/
public static function findOneByPath(array $rows, array $path): ?Row
}
Since 1.2.0 the package contains VariableReplacer class with these methods:
class VariableReplacer
{
public const MISSED_SET_EMPTY = 'set-empty';
public const MISSED_IGNORE = 'ignore';
public const MISSED_THROW_EXCEPTION = 'exception';
/**
* @param array<Row> $rows
* @param array<string, string> $variables
* @return array<Row>
*/
public static function replace(array $rows, array $variables, string $missedMode = self::MISSED_IGNORE): array
public static function replaceRow(Row $row, array $variables, string $missedMode = self::MISSED_IGNORE): Row
}
Example:
server {
listen $server_port;
root $server_root;
location / {
try_files $uri @php;
}
location @php {
include fastcgi.conf;
fastcgi_pass localhost:9000;
fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME /app/app.php;
}
}
$rows = VariableReplacer::replace(
Parser::parseFile('/etc/nginx/nginx.conf'),
[
'server_port' => 80,
'server_root' => '/app/public'
]
);