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nvan/php-babel-transpiler
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NVAN's PHP Babel Transpiler

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NVAN PHP Babel Transpiler
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[](#nvan-php-babel-transpiler)

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Introduction
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[](#introduction)

This small library is made as an easy and clean way to transpile JS with Babel.

This is not a transpiler as is, it's just a way to call the CLI version of Babel.

How to use
----------

[](#how-to-use)

After installing the [dependencies](#dependencies), just use composer to include the library into your project:

```
$ composer require nvan/php-babel-transpiler
```

Then, instance the class passing the folder in which the node modules are placed as the first argument.

Then you can use the functions:

- `transpile` to transpile a script passing a string
- `transpileFile` to transpile a script passing the route to a file

Both functions will return the transpiled code as a string.

**Full example:**

```