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Php Project Tools

Composer based project tools to automate the following:

INSTALLATION:

Simply add daa/project-tools as a composer dependency.

USAGE:

If you are using git for your project use the scripts provided to configure the automate checks.

After a composer update --dev, when ever you carry out a git commit, it will ensure there are no errors, coding standard issues or failing tests before processing the commit.

Note: May not work in some IDEs (eg. git hooks are ignored in Netbeans). I tend to use the command line.

You can configure the the pre-commit rules by modifying the $conf array in .git/hooks/pre-commit, the defaults are:

and advanced configuration can be:

As you can see, in this example we hve added linters for our assets, but these extra checks could be anything.

ALTERNATIVE USE:

If you are not using git or don't want the checks to be automated hooks, you can use the tools manually.

You can also use individual modules

Have a look at Hooks/git/pre-commit and Tools/CodeQualityTool.php for more usage information.

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Requires php Version >=5.3.3
phpunit/phpunit Version *
squizlabs/php_codesniffer Version *
phpmd/phpmd Version *
fabpot/php-cs-fixer Version *
symfony/console Version ~2.0
symfony/process Version ~2.0
symfony/finder Version ~2.0
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