inviqa / phpstan-magento1
Extension for PHPStan to allow analysis of Magento 1 code.
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Requires
- phpstan/phpstan: 0.11.*
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Last update: 2024-12-12 23:59:36 UTC
README
Extension for PHPStan to allow analysis of Magento 1 code.
Currently it assumes Magento is installed in the public/ directory of the project root. Further work is needed in phpstan itself to allow more intellegence for extensions to be more customised whilst working with both phpstan/phpstan and phpstan/phpstan-shim.
By default phpstan with this extension will test public/app/code/local only.
Usage
Add phpstan.neon
to your Magento 1 project.
Make sure it has
includes: - vendor/inviqa/phpstan-magento1/extension.neon
Whilst this extension depends on phpstan/phpstan, it can also depend on phpstan/phpstan-shim, which decouples its dependencies from the project's own use of them.
With coupled dependencies:
composer require inviqa/phpstan-magento1 phpstan/phpstan
With uncoupled phar package:
composer require inviqa/phpstan-magento1 phpstan/phpstan-shim
Alternative Magento path
Add to the project's phpstan.neon:
parameters: paths: - %currentWorkingDirectory%/path/to/magento/app/code/local excludes_analyse: - %currentWorkingDirectory%/path/to/magento/app/code/local/*/*/data/* - %currentWorkingDirectory%/path/to/magento/app/code/local/*/*/sql/* autoload_files: - %currentWorkingDirectory%/path/to/magento/app/Mage.php
Known Issues
## Data/SQL scripts can't be tested
Since these scripts use a presumed $this variable due to being included from a setup class, work is needed to:
- work out the correct setup class
- somehow make phpstan aware of it for the file
Magento fluent interface classes aren't fluent for sub-classes
This causes subsequent calls to the class object to assume the scope of the super-class that defined the return type.
This is due to their PHPDoc not using the up to date way of specifying fluency with subclasses using "$this" as the type.
Options to resolve:
- Avoid using the fluent interface on these classes
- Patch Magento code to use $this as the return type
- Define @method PHPDoc for the called methods in the subclass
- Add the error to the parameters.ignoreErrors phpstan configuration to ignore it - this loses the ability to properly type the subseqent methods of the fluent interface
Mage_Core_Model_Abstract::load $id is not an integer
This is due to an inadequate PHPDoc of the load method of the Mage_Core_Model_Abstract class. It should have used a "mixed" type to support when a field is specified as the 2nd argument.
PHPStan extensions have no way of altering existing method parameters.
Options to resolve:
- Patch the Magento code to use mixed as the $id parameter type
- If available in the chain of super-classes, use the loadBy{Field} method, which has the correct parameter typing
- Define @method PHPDoc in your class (which extends Mage_Core_Model_Abstract or a subclass of it) with the correct parameter types
- Add the error to the parameters.ignoreErrors phpstan configuration to ignore it