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Package coding-standard
Short Description Shared config for php-cs-fixer, based on PSR1 and PSR2
License Apache-2.0
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Susina Coding Standard
Susina Coding Standard library is a set of php-cs-fixer rules for Susina project repository. It's based on PSR1 and PSR12, with the following differences:
- always use _declare(stricttypes=1) and put it at the beginning of the file, one space after
<?phpstatement. I.e.:<?php declare(strict_types=1); - always use short array syntax
- always put one space around string concatenation operator:
'string1' . 'string2'
Installation
Run
Configuration
Create a .php-cs-fixer.php file in the root of your project:
See php-cs-fixer documentation for further information.
Composer Scripts
Add to your composer.json file the following lines:
Now you can check your code style by running:
and you can fix it by:
Git
We suggest adding .php-cs-fixer.cache to .gitignore:
Travis
You can configure Travis to cache the .php-cs-fixer.cache file. Update your .travis.yml:
Then run php-cs-fixer in the script section:
Github Actions
You can configure Github actions to cache .php-cs-fixer.cache file. In your workflow,
into the Cache configuration step, simply add ~/.php-cs-fixer.cache under the path key:
License
This package is licensed under the Apache2 License. For full copyright information, please see LICENSE file, in this repository.
