interitty / code-checker
Code checker script provides the way to check the quality of the Interitty codes.
Requires
- php: ~8.3
- ext-simplexml: *
- ext-tokenizer: *
- ext-xml: *
- ext-xmlwriter: *
- dg/composer-cleaner: ~2.2
- friendsofphp/php-cs-fixer: ~3.43
- phpmd/phpmd: ~2.15
- phpstan/extension-installer: ~1.3
- phpstan/phpstan: ~1.10
- phpstan/phpstan-deprecation-rules: ~1.1
- phpstan/phpstan-nette: ~1.2
- phpstan/phpstan-phpunit: ~1.3
- phpstan/phpstan-strict-rules: ~1.5
- slevomat/coding-standard: ~8.14
- spaze/phpstan-disallowed-calls: ~3.0
- squizlabs/php_codesniffer: ~3.8
Suggests
- phpunit/php-code-coverage: Add possibility to generate PHPUnit code coverage report compatible with GitLab
- phpunit/phpunit: Run phpunit tests when the root directory of the project contains the phpunit.xml file
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Last update: 2024-03-28 19:16:30 UTC
README
Code checker script provides the way to check the quality of the Interitty codes.
Requirements
- PHP >= 8.3
Installation
The best way to install interitty/code-checker is using Composer:
composer require --dev interitty/code-checker
To install the git hooks, simply run the following command in the root dir of the project (where .git and vendor folders are located):
./vendor/bin/git-hook --install
For macOS users, it is necessary to unify the coreutils with the Linux users simply by running the following command:
brew install coreutils
Usage
If the global PATH property contains a path to the folder where the code-check script is, it is possible
to run the command directly in the project folder without any arguments and check if there is an error in the code.
code-checker
Optionally the project folder can be specified by the relative or absolute path
code-checker --ignore-path=./interitty/project/vendor ./interitty/project
More than one path can also be checked by concatenating the --path parameter.
code-checker --base-dir=./interitty/project --path=./src --path=./tests
The code-checker will return the lowest exit code that happens thru execution. When the exit code is 0, everything
is OK in the project. This was used in the git-hook, which can be used as git pre-commit,
commit-msg, pre-push
hook, or in the CI-CD pipeline.
The git-hook used as commit-msg also checks the commit
message and allows to skip checks for "work in progress" commit where the message starts on WIP: or simply .,
but not for pushing into protected branches (master, test, develop).
Checkers setup
In some cases, like when a new version of PHP comes, it can be useful to set up the list of enabled checkers.
Because of that, there is an optional --checks=<CHECKS> parameter that allows specifying the enabled checks by
a comma-separated list of their names. The default value for the list contains all of them.
code-checker --checks=static_analysis,mess_detector,code_sniffer,coding_standard_fixer,phpunit
An alternative way, useful for CI-CD pipelines, is to set up the CHECKS environment variable.
CHECKS=static_analysis,mess_detector,code_sniffer,coding_standard_fixer,phpunit code-checker
Due to a PHP8 Unexpected token bug can be handy to set up globally
a CHECKS environment variable to disable a mess_detector, for example in ~/.bashrc file.
Settings
There are some more settings you can need to fit your suit.
| Script parameter | Description |
|---|---|
--base-dir="…" | The base directory of all paths, which is also used for truncating output messages. |
--bin-dir="…" | Path of the composer bin dir where are all executables located. |
--check_arguments_phpcs="…" | Optional arguments for PHP CodeSniffer. |
--check_arguments_phpcsfixer="…" | Optional arguments for PHP Coding Standards Fixer. |
--check_arguments_phpmd="…" | Optional arguments for PHP Mess detector. |
--check_arguments_phpstan="…" | Optional arguments for PHP Static Analysis Tool. |
--check_arguments_phpunit="…" | Optional arguments for PHP Unit. |
--checks=<CHECKS> | Comma-separated list of enabled checks (static_analysis,mess_detector,code_sniffer,phpunit). |
--color | Enable color output. |
--colors="…" | Specify the colour output in detail. |
--vv, --debug | Increase verbosity level to show also debug messages. |
--fail-fast | Stop processing other tests when the first error happens. |
--generate-baseline | Generate PHPStan baseline file for the current project. |
--fix | Try to fix automatically what is possible. |
-h, --help | Show the help message. |
--ignore-path="…" | The path that should be excluded from checks. |
--memory-limit="…" | Specifies the memory limit in the same format php.ini accepts. |
--no-color | Disable color output. |
--no-output | An alias for --quiet. |
--path="…" | The optional way to specify the path for files or folders for processing. |
-q, --quiet | Decrease verbosity level to 0 to hide all output. |
-v, --verbose | Increase the verbosity level so that warning messages are also displayed. |
Environment variables
Some of the settings can also be set by the environment variable.
| Environment variable | Description |
|---|---|
CHECK_ARGUMENTS_PHPCS"…" | Optional arguments for PHP CodeSniffer. |
CHECK_ARGUMENTS_PHPCSFIXER"…" | Optional arguments for PHP Coding Standards Fixer. |
CHECK_ARGUMENTS_PHPMD"…" | Optional arguments for PHP Mess detector. |
CHECK_ARGUMENTS_PHPSTAN"…" | Optional arguments for PHP Static Analysis Tool. |
CHECK_ARGUMENTS_PHPUNIT"…" | Optional arguments for PHPUnit. |
CHECKS="…" | Comma-separated list of enabled checks (static_analysis,mess_detector,code_sniffer,phpunit). |
CLICOLOR=1 | Enable color output. |
DEBUG=1 | Increase verbosity level to show also debug messages. |
DOCKER_ENVS="…" | Comma-separated list of environment variable names to promote them to the docker. |
GLOBAL_BASELINE="…" | Path where the PHPStan baseline file is located. |
NO_OUTPUT=1 | Decrease verbosity level to 0 to hide all output. |
VERBOSE=1 | Increase the verbosity level so that warning messages are also displayed. |
Docker support
If a global environment DOCKER_DEV_CONTAINER is set up and a docker container with the setup <name> settings
is started, the code-checker and git-hook commands are executed in it. To set the global environment value
"permanently" just add the following command into the .bashrc file or the similar file related to the shell
you are using.
export DOCKER_DEV_CONTAINER="<name>"
The docker-exec script is used to run the command in the defined docker container.
docker-exec "/path/command --some-arguments /path/to/project"
Fix IDE
The IDEs help developers in many cases, but sometimes they are not so useful. In the integration between the IDEs and third-party applications, they provide the address where the project's properties file is located instead of the project address. Less complicated but still not very useful is that these applications run from the root folder instead of the project folder.
For these cases, there is a fix-ide script that detects the address containing the nbproject folder with the project
properties and changes them according to the project directory.
For example the following call will detect existence of the /path/to/project-properties/nbproject folder and call
the given command with the project folder, that is defined as the src.dir property in the ./nbproject/project.properties
file.
#$PWD = /
fix-ide /path/command --some-arguments /path/to/project-properties
Previous command will lead to call the following one.
#$PWD = /path/to/project
/path/command --some-arguments /path/to/project
PHP Mess Detector
To run the phpmd from the IDE in the docker container with the custom ruleset, use the same-named phpmd script from
the interitty/code-checker instead of the original one.
For example, when the interitty/code-checker is cloned in
/opt/srv/interitty/interitty/code-checker folder, docker container is named dev-php-fpm and prefered ruleset is
in ./src/phpmd/rulesets/interitty.xml, add following string into NetBeans config.
/opt/srv/interitty/interitty/code-checker/bin/phpmd --color --docker-container=dev-php-fpm --fix-ide --force-ruleset=/opt/srv/interitty/interitty/code-checker/src/phpmd/rulesets/interitty.xml
PHP CodeSniffer
To run the phpcs from the IDE in the docker container with the custom ruleset, use the same-named phpcs script from
the interitty/code-checker instead of the original one.
For example, when the interitty/code-checker is cloned in
/opt/srv/interitty/interitty/code-checker folder, docker container is named dev-php-fpm and prefered ruleset is
in ./src/phpcs/rulesets/interitty, add following string into NetBeans config.
/opt/srv/interitty/interitty/code-checker/bin/phpcs --color --docker-container=dev-php-fpm --fix-ide --force-ruleset=/opt/srv/interitty/interitty/code-checker/src/phpcs/rulesets/interitty
PHP Coding Standards Fixer
To run the php-cs-fixer from the IDE in the docker container with the custom ruleset, use the same-named php-cs-fixer
script from the interitty/code-checker instead of the original one.
For example, when the interitty/code-checker is cloned in
/opt/srv/interitty/interitty/code-checker folder, docker container is named dev-php-fpm and prefered ruleset is
in /src/php-cs-fixer/.php-cs-fixer.php, add following string into NetBeans config.
/opt/srv/interitty/interitty/code-checker/bin/php-cs-fixer
And following string into Default Options.
--color --docker-container=dev-php-fpm --fix-ide --config=/opt/srv/interitty/interitty/code-checker/src/php-cs-fixer/.php-cs-fixer.php
PHP Static Analysis Tool
To run the phpstan from the IDE in the docker container with the custom ruleset, use the same-named phpstan script
from the interitty/code-checker instead of the original one.
For example, when the interitty/code-checker is cloned in
/opt/srv/interitty/interitty/code-checker folder, docker container is named dev-php-fpm and prefered ruleset is
in /src/phpstan/interitty.neon, add following string into NetBeans config.
/opt/srv/interitty/interitty/code-checker/bin/phpstan --color --docker-container=dev-php-fpm --fix-ide
And following string into Configuration.
/opt/srv/interitty/interitty/code-checker/src/phpstan/interitty.neon
Occasionally it can be useful to be able to add something to ignore in PHPStan so that it is not part of the project, since the cause is already resolved and just not yet part of the current version. In this case, it is possible to generate a PHPStan baseline file into the project root or home folder.