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Any Laravel devs I know using the Mago toolchain? It looks awesome and I'm considering diving deeper into it, but I feel like I haven't heard much about it yet?

22/1/26, 9:02 pm0 reposts3 likes

Anton Loginov

@anton-loginov.bsky.social

22 Jan

I was trying it in one of my projects, but the static analysis gave me way to many stuff even though I have phpstan on max in that project. The linter also clashed a lot with rector. It looks promising but I don’t think it’s usable in Laravel projects just yet. Or maybe its my skill issue 😃

Alex Six

@alexandersix.com

23 Jan

Hm, I'd be curious to dig into the rector conflicts here–I use it extensively in my Filament projects for upgrades and whatnot, so that could be a deal-breaker.

Chris Morrell

@cmorrell.com

22 Jan

I’m curious, too! Let me know if you hear anything of note :)

Stefan Zweifel

@stefanzweifel.dev

23 Jan

In the same boat. Heard about it but didn't dive deeper into it as I don't know yet how compatible it is with pint/phpstan. 👀

Ed Grosvenor

@gros.co

23 Jan

It plays fine with Pest. Too much overlap with PHPStan for me to want to run both side by side. The one piece of it I've played with and will eventually use for something is the lexer / parser, particularly the JSON output.

Stefan Zweifel

@stefanzweifel.dev

23 Jan

Hm. I should start looking more into the lexer/parser. For years I want to rewrite laravel-stats (github.com/stefanzweife...) to also support Pest tests. Maybe Mago would be a great fit here for super fast file parsing.