I'm using this library in a WordPress plugin that uses PHP Scoper to scope all dependencies.
I noticed that this library does not support PHP Scoper out of the box due to its use of string class names as seen here, here, and here.
I was able to patch this in PHP Scoper using the following patcher, but it would be awesome to see built-in support. Keep in mind this just patches the two instances in Reader.php and doesn't attempt to patch the instance in Client.php:
'patchers' => [
static function (string $filePath, string $prefix, string $contents): string {
$parts = explode('vendor', $filePath);
// Fix an issue with geoip2 where the reader has string class names
if ($parts[1] === '/geoip2/geoip2/src/Database/Reader.php') {
return preg_replace(
'%\$class = \'GeoIp2%',
'$class = \'' . $prefix . '\\\\GeoIp2',
$contents
);
}
return $contents;
},
],
I was encourage to open a separate issue by @oschwald in #170. Thanks!
😁
I'm using this library in a WordPress plugin that uses PHP Scoper to scope all dependencies.
I noticed that this library does not support PHP Scoper out of the box due to its use of string class names as seen here, here, and here.
I was able to patch this in PHP Scoper using the following patcher, but it would be awesome to see built-in support. Keep in mind this just patches the two instances in
Reader.phpand doesn't attempt to patch the instance inClient.php:I was encourage to open a separate issue by @oschwald in #170. Thanks!
😁