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Informations about the package phpspec-code-sniffer

phpspec-code-sniffer

Very simple PHPSpec code sniffing, based on PSR1 and PSR2

Kevin McCulloch [email protected]

Purpose

I wrote this module so that I could easily toggle a phpcs standard that won't throw errors for PHPSpec's non-camel-case it_does_something() function naming convention. All it does is apply PSR1 and PSR2 while ignoring the camel-case function naming rule. Stupidly simple, really. I'd be open to expanding the ruleset if others find this useful.

Global Installation

If you have phpcs installed globally (which generally involves running composer global require squizlabs/php_codesniffer:~2.0 and adding ~/.composer/vendor/bin to your $PATH), you can add this ruleset like so:

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Requires squizlabs/php_codesniffer Version ~2.0 || ~3.0
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