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TYPO3 scanner

Scans code for usage of deprecated and or changed code.

What about actually FIXING the broken code automatically?

TYPO3scan only reports on code that needs to be fixed when migrating to a higher version of TYPO3. If you want a tool that automatically fixes the code for you take a look at the TYPO3 Rector project.

What does it do?

demo

TYPO3 publishes breaking changes and deprecations since version 7.

This tool scans a folder for any code that is broken or deprecated. It's a wrapper around the TYPO3 scanner library that has been extracted from the TYPO3 v9 core. You can scan for deprecations and breaking changes for v7 and up.

Is TYPO3 scan helping you to migrate your TYPO3 site more smoothly?

Then please consider a sponsorship so I can make this tool even more awesome!

Thank you! ♥

Requirements

The scanner requires PHP 7.0 or higher to run. Why? Because this tool was written in 2018! Still running that old site on PHP 5.6? Move your extensions over to a system with PHP 7.0+ to scan them.

If there is enough demand I can downgrade components of the scanner so it can also run on PHP 5.6. This would also mean that the TYPO3 scanner library will need to be adjusted. It is taken from the TYPO3 9 core which requires PHP 7.2 at the time of writing. This sounds like quite a hassle to me, so if you want to run the LTS version of TYPO3 . . . ugrading your PHP version is the preferred practice.

Installation

Install into an existing composer project:

Usage

Scan a path

Specify a path to scan.

Scan for changes in certain TYPO3 version

By default the scanner scans for breaking changes and deprecations in the most recent version of TYPO3. At the time of writing, this is version 10.

Show only certain types of changes

You can filter out specific change types (breaking, deprecation, feature, important)

Show only certain indicator types (strong / weak)

You can filter out specific indicator types (strong, weak)

Change output format

You can specify a different output format.

Specify report filename

Instead of piping the output to a file, typo3scanner can write directly to a report file

Specify custom template folder

You can output in ANY format of your choosing by specifying a custom templatePath.

The scanner looks for a file with the name Format.twig. So if you create a HTML template and store that in ~/path/to/templates/Html.twig, then you can generate a HTML report with the following command:

If you want to output the report as Restructured Text, you would create a Rst.twig template and generate rest using:

Capture output in a file

You can redirect the output to a file

Loop over a list of extensions

If you have a list of extension keys you want to scan, you can do something like:

Run the TYPO3scan tool from within Gitlab CI

Check multiple extensions in the folder web/typo3conf/ext/ adjust that path if needed.

The result is an artifact which contains a Build/Report/Deprecations where you have a file per extension and TYPO3 Version 7, 8, 9 and 10.

This way you can easily review each extension.

With the planned junit ouput this can be nicely integrated into the gitlab merge request widget as well.

Example output

You can find example templates in the Resources/Private/Templates folder.

Plain

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HTML

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Junit

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Contributing

If you want to help improve this tool to reduce the amount of false positives, improve matchers, add new matchers etc., your contributions are very welcome!

You can contribute here: TYPO3scan src repository

Sponsors

This project was generously sponsored by Stichting Praktijkleren.

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