Bash script which adds a line before every curly brackets

[laresistance]

Hello,
I need to create a bash script that adds a row before every curly bracket for functions, classes (classes and methods) and try/catch blocks in PHP code.

I think using the program in conjunction with sed
E.G. : find . -type f \( -name "*.php \) -exec sed .......

For example:

 <?php
function my_function() {
 
}  

Becomes:

 <?php
function my_function() 
{
 
}  

Can you help me so that I can achieve this, please?

Thank you!

[Cancerous]

The sed part is easy.

sed -e "s|{|\n{|g"

Not sure about find.

[atreyu]

adding to what Cancerous has said:

find . -type f -name "*.php" -exec sed -i.bak "s|{|\n{|g" {} \;

you can remove the "-i.bak" part, if you are not paranoid and do not want to create backup copies of all files that sed edits.