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Informations about the package php-dependency-inspector

PHP Dependency Inspector

CLI tool for analyzing, cleaning up, and monitoring Composer dependencies in PHP projects.

🚀 Commands

🔍 analyse

Option Description
--path=... Path to project root (default: current dir)
--only-unused Show only packages that are not used in the codebase
--output=... Export results to a Markdown file

🛡 audit (for CI / Cron)

Option Description
--path=... Project directory to analyze
--output=... Write Markdown report to file
--output-json=... Write JSON report to file
--threshold=... Allow up to N unused packages before failing
--exit-on-unused Return exit code 1 if unused packages exceed threshold
--exit-on-outdated Set to none, minor, or major to fail (exit code 2) on outdated deps
--max-outdated=... Max number of outdated packages before failing with code 2
--fail-if-total-packages-exceeds=... Fail with exit code 3 if total package count exceeds limit
--no-ansi Disable ANSI colors (for CI log compatibility)

Exit Codes

✅ Example

ℹ️ Analysis Logic

As of v1.4.0, the tool only analyzes production dependencies listed under require in composer.json.
Development packages from require-dev are excluded from usage checks.

This ensures accurate reports for production readiness and avoids false positives from test-related packages like phpunit/phpunit.

🧪 Testing

Runs PHPUnit tests for core functionality.

📦 Installation

Make sure you have a valid composer.lock file in your project root.

🔄 CI Integration

GitHub Actions

.github/workflows/dependency-audit.yml

GitLab CI

.gitlab-ci.yml

All versions of php-dependency-inspector with dependencies

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Package Version
Requires php Version >=8.1
nikic/php-parser Version ^5.4
symfony/process Version ^7.3
selfphp/console Version ^1.0
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