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Informations about the package wp-php-standards

WordPress PHP Standards

PHP Code Sniffer Standards for Bluehost WordPress projects.

Installation

Add this Satis repository to your composer.json file:

Run composer require bluehost/wp-php-standards from your project root.

Usage

Run vendor/bin/phpcs . --standard=Bluehost from your project root to check your code.

Optionally, add a script to your composer.json file so you can just run composer run lint to check your code.

Additional Notes

Additional Documentation

IDE Integration

Some IDE integrations of PHPCS will fail to register your ruleset since it doesn't live in your project root. In order to rectify this, place phpcs.xml at your project root:

PHPStorm Setup

  1. Open up the preferences panel.
  2. Go to "Languages & Frameworks" > "PHP" > "Code Sniffer".
  3. Ensure the "Configuration" section has "Local" set in the dropdown. Click the "..." button.
  4. Set the "PHP Code Sniffer path" to be "{projectRoot}/vendor/bin/phpcs" where "{projectRoot}" is the actual path of your project root.
  5. Hit "OK".
  6. Go to "Editor" > "Inspections" in the preference panel.
  7. Click on "PHP Code Sniffer validation" under the "PHP" > "Quality tools" section.
  8. Hit the refresh button next to the "Coding Standard" field on the right.
  9. Select "Bluehost" from the dropdown.
  10. Hit "OK" to exit the preferences panel.

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