phpcstd
combines various code quality tools (e.g. linting and static analysis)
into one, easy to use package which can be shared across teams and code bases.
There are two parts to this:
phpcstd
executes all the enabled tools and returns a single per-file error output- In your projects, you depend on a single repository (e.g.
acme/coding-standard
) which depends onphpcstd
and includes the various base configurations (e.g. phpmd.xml, ecs.yaml, ...). Your own projects then depend on your own coding standard.
phpcstd
itself does not come with any tools preinstalled.
You can take a look at my own coding standards as an example.
Tool | Description |
---|---|
EasyCodingStandard | Detects styling issues using a variety of linting tools |
phpstan | Runs logical checks |
PHP Mess Detector | Tries to keep code complexity to a minimum |
php-parallel-lint | Quickly lints the whole project against PHP (syntax) errors |
psalm | Yet another static analysis checker |
composer-normalize | Normalizes composer.json files |
composer require-dev spaceemotion/php-coding-standard
This will install the phpcstd
binary to your vendor folder.
To minimize dependencies, phpcstd
used ini-files for its configuration. If no .phpcstd.ini
file can be found in your project folder, a .phpcstd.dist.ini
file will be used as fallback (if possible).
$ phpcstd [options] <files or folders>
--ci
Changes the output format to checkstyle.xml for better CI integration
--fix
Try to fix any linting errors (disables other tools)
--continue
Just run the next check if the previous one failed
--help
Displays this help message
This project uses composer/xdebug-handler to improve performance
by disabling xdebug upon startup. To enable XDebug during development you need to set the following env variable:
MYAPP_ALLOW_XDEBUG=1
(as written in their README).