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Informations about the package boundaries

Boundaries

This is a plugin for the Composer package-manager.

License: MIT

Project status: functional but WIP

Installation

Options:

Run the check

You can run this command locally or in your CI/CD pipelines, based on the exit-status of the script you can identify if violations where found:

If any violation is found, the corresponding errors will be printed and the script will exit with a non-zero status.

In case of no violations, the script will print a success message and exit with a zero status.

Configuration

Boundaries will look for its configuration file boundaries.yaml in the composer working directory of the project.

Please refer to the template-config for further descriptions: boundaries.yaml

Add custom checks

In order to add custom checks, you have to create a composer plugin and register custom checks in the plugin:

Create your check

Create your own check by implementing \Sweikenb\Library\Boundaries\Api\CheckInterface directly or extending the abstract check (which is recommended):

Register your checks

You have to call the \Sweikenb\Library\Boundaries\Service\CheckService::registerChecks static method to register you checks in your plugin activation hook:

Troubleshoot

I want to add a custom check that validates the content of a file but $content is always empty

You likely want to check contents of a file which name/filetype is not whitelisted for content loading.

Simply add your filename/-extension to the corresponding configuration of your boundaries.yaml:

All versions of boundaries with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >=8.2
ext-json Version *
composer-plugin-api Version ^2.6
symfony/finder Version ^6.4 || ^7.0
symfony/yaml Version ^6.4 || ^7.0
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