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Informations about the package ambiguous-class-name-detector

Ambiguous Class Name Detector

Command-line tool to detect ambiguous class names when using the class map autoload mechanism with Composer.

This tool is intended to be used in a CI environment and should fail if ambiguous class names are introduced in a project.

Development

This tool uses composer. To test during development, make sure you have the required packages installed by running composer install.

You can run the tool using ./bin/check-for-ambiguous-class-names.

This project uses prettier for automatic code formatting. To format files in the src/ directory, run yarn install and then yarn make-pretty.

Installation

Add to your project's development dependencies with:

Then add composer run check-for-ambiguous-class-names to your CI pipeline. If ambiguous class names are detected, the command will exit with a non-zero value and report the ambiguous class names.

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