mds-agenturgruppe/php-code-checker

CLI tool for running PHP code checks

v1.0.1 2020-07-22 14:47 UTC

Requires

• cache/integration-tests: ^0.16.0
• codeception/codeception: ~2.4.5
• dancryer/php-docblock-checker: ^1.10.2
• phploc/phploc: ^5.0
• phpmd/phpmd: ^2.6.0
• sebastian/phpcpd: ^4.1.0
• squizlabs/php_codesniffer: ^3.4.2

GPL-3.0-or-later

README

mds-code-check is a CLI tool for running PHP code checks with configurable rulesets with:

• PHP_CodeSniffer
• phpmd
• phpcpd
• php-docblock-checker
• phploc

Installation

composer require mds-agenturgruppe/php-code-checker

Getting Started

After successfully installation run this command:

vendor/bin/mds-code-check

This will execute code checks with the default ruleset.

Configuring rulesets

Rulesets

Rulesets define which checks and the arguments are used for a poject when running the mds-code-check script. By default rulesets/pimcore6/ruleset.conf is used.

Configuration variables

Ruleset files define variables to configure the executed checks.

• Enable (1) or disable (0) checks:
  • PHPCS, PHPMD, PHPCPD, PHPDOCCHECK, PHPLOC
• Arguments for each check:
  • PHPCS_ARGS, PHPMD_ARGS, PHPCPD_ARGS, PHPDOCCHECK_ARGS, PHPLOC_ARGS

Project configuration

mds-code-check can be adapted to project specific needs.

Used ruleset

The used ruleset is configured by placing .mds-code-checker.conf into the project root folder defining the RULESET variable with the ruleset file to use.

RULESET="./vendor/mds-agenturgruppe/php-code-checker/rulesets/pimcore6/ruleset.conf";

Adapting ruleset

In the project configuration file .mds-code-checker.conf the used ruleset can be adjusted as needed by overwriting the defining variables.

Example for disabling checks and changing arguments:

RULESET="./vendor/mds-agenturgruppe/php-code-checker/rulesets/pimcore6/ruleset.conf";
PHPDOCCHECK=0
PHPLOC=0
PHPCS_ARGS="--extensions=php --standard=./src/project-phpcs-ruleset.xml ./src -s"
PHPMD_ARGS="./src text --standard=./src/project-phpmp-ruleset.xml --exclude=\"*/Resources/views/*\""

mds-code-check arguments

In development or analysis process it is sometimes useful to only execute some tests. This can be achieved by passing check names as arguments to mds-code-check.

Only execute phploc:

vendor/bin/mds-code-check phploc

Only execute PHP_CodeSniffer and phpmd:

vendor/bin/mds-code-check phpcs phpmd

CI pipeline integration

For usage in CI pipelines and failing code check stages mds-code-check returns exit code 1 if at least one of the executed check script returns exit code 1. If all checks are successful exit code 0 is returned.