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A quick search reveals at anycodings_format least three (1, 2, and 3) that claim to anycodings_format support PHP formatting.

What it lacks is covered anycodings_format by extensions. Visual Studio Code has pretty awesome anycodings_format PHP support. Visual Studio Code continues to anycodings_format lack built-in support for PHP code anycodings_format formatting and will direct you to the anycodings_format extension marketplace if you attempt to anycodings_format format PHP without an appropriate anycodings_format extension installed. The free version of Intelephense anycodings_format supports code formatting with the usual anycodings_format shortcuts (Alt + Shift + F on Windows anycodings_format and Linux, ⌥⇧F on anycodings_format macOS). The only decent anycodings_format extension still standing of which I'm anycodings_format aware is PHP Intelephense, which uses a anycodings_format freemium model: basic features are free, anycodings_format and a lifetime license is $12 USD as of anycodings_format writing. The anycodings_format extensions to which I originally linked anycodings_format are abandoned, and Visual Studio Code's anycodings_format intrinsic PHP support hasn't improved, anycodings_format which is disappointing. It's been more than half a decade since anycodings_format I first wrote this answer.