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Package symfony3-custom-coding-standard
Short Description Fork of endouble/symfony3-custom-coding-standard including PHPCS 3 compatibility
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/Micropole-IDEA/Symfony3-custom-coding-standard.git
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Symfony3 Custom PHP CodeSniffer 3 Coding Standard
This is a fork of https://github.com/djoos/Symfony2-coding-standard These are the Symfony2 standards, but tweaked to meet some needs we have in our CSB project, for example to comply with PSR-12 for PHP 7 and it's compatible with PHPCS 3
Installation
Composer
This standard can be installed with the Composer dependency manager.
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install with composer:
- Add the coding standard to the PHP_CodeSniffer install path
The path is relative to the php_codesniffer install path. This is important to make it work both in your vagrant, local machine and PHPStorm
bin/phpcs --config-set installed_paths ../../micropole-idea/symfony3-custom-coding-standard-
Check the installed coding standards for "Symfony3"
bin/phpcs -i -
Done!
bin/phpcs --standard=Symfony3Custom /path/to/code
- (optional) Set up PHPStorm
- configure code sniffer under Languages & Frameworks -> PHP -> Code Sniffer
- Go to Editor -> Inspections -> PHP Code sniffer, refresh the standards and select Symfony3Custom
Customizations
The following adjustments have been made to the original standard:
In Sniff/WhiteSpace/AssignmentSpacingSniff:
- Added an exception for to comply with PSR-12
In Sniff/WhiteSpace/FunctionalClosingBraceSniff:
- copied from Squiz and adapted to have no blank line at the end of a function
In Sniff/Commenting/FunctionCommentSniff:
- check for 1 blank line above a docblock
- don't check docblocks for test and setUp methods (PHPunit, would be blank)
- do check protected and private methods for docblocks
In Sniff/NamingConventions/ValidClassNameSniff
- remove the abstract class name rule
In ruleset.xml
- Disabled the class comment rule
- Changed the concatenation spacing rule, for readability, to require 1 space around concatenation dot, instead of no spaces as the Symfony standard requires.
- Re-enabled the blank line check from superfluousWhitespace (disabled in PSR-2)
