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Short Description My configuration for PHP-CS-Fixer
License MIT
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php-cs-fixer-breki-config
My own personal preferences for php-cs-fixer configuration. This is largely based on legibility and being able to
understand the code quickly when reading it and places no emphasis on being compact, minimalistic or anything like that.
I believe in the old adage that "code is read far more than it is written", so this configuration is themed around that.
This project is also intentionally "light" and not tied to any framework or other third party package(s). The only
required dependency for this project is php-cs-fixer, and this will likely continue to be true also in the future.
For this reason, there is no ServiceProvider that integrates the package with Laravel or anything like that, even though
I could consider releasing a separate package that provides a "Laravel wrapper" around this package at some point for
simplicity's sake.
Installation and Usage
Install the project via composer as per usual:
Once installed into your project, the RuleSet can be used by php-cs-fixer by generating your own .php-cs-fixer file
with contents similar to the following:
Future Plans and Ambitions
While I think php-cs-fixer is the best tool in the category, there are a couple of other tools out there that also
perform various important functions when it comes to code analysis, linting and the long-term health of PHP projects. I
may be adding more features to this project as time goes on so that it can be used for more than just my php-cs-fixer
configuration, although it probably makes sense to handle those configurations in separate packages and have another
package that ties them together somehow.
Also:
- [ ] Add tests and coverage
- [ ] Look into ways of breaking the ruleset down into chunks for more personalization options.
Thanks, Acknowledgements and Credit
First, a massive thanks to Fabien Potencier and Dariusz Rumiński
for making php-cs-fixer, as well as to the PHP community at large for all your contributions to this project over the
years. I've been a fan of the php-cs-fixer project from a distance for a long time and tinkered with configurations
and various ways of integrating it in my own workflow more than I have with any other PHP package. It's to the point
where php-cs-fixer is among the first handful of packages that I install, no matter what PHP project I'm working on.
I also want to thank a couple of other developers out there who have made their own php-cs-fixer config packages, as
these were very useful to me to read for inspiration of how to structure the code and organize things. This includes:
- This gist by
laravel-shift, which contains their own set of rules for a "Laravel-like" configuration forphp-cs-fixer. - This repo by
matt-allan, which also contains aphp-cs-fixerRuleSet inspired by Laravel. - This repo by
ergebnis, which helped me work out a good way of organizing the file structure for a project such as this one. - This repo by
localheinz, also for inspiration on how best to structure this kind of project and organize my files.
Licence
This code is published under the MIT Licence. Feel free to do what you want with it. This includes adapting, copying, changing or removing any or all parts of it. I take no responsibility or ownership of anything you do with the code, of course, so use your common sense and make sure you understand what it does before using it in your own projects or something like that.
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