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The Easiest way to use Coding Standard

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Easy Coding Standard (ECS) is a single tool that runs PHP_CodeSniffer and PHP-CS-Fixer rules together, configured through one simple PHP file.

[!NOTE] This is the deployed package. Development happens in the ecs-src repository - report issues and send pull requests there.


Killer Features


Install


Usage

On the first run, ECS creates ecs.php config file with directories and first rule to kick off.

Then you can run again to see the suggested diffs:

Want to check specific paths instead of the configured ones? Pass them as arguments:

To actually fix your code, add --fix:

That's it!


Configure

Most of the time, you'll be happy with the default configuration. The most relevant part is configuring paths and sets.

Prepared Sets

->withPreparedSets() bundles curated rule sets. Enable the whole common set, or pick single topics:

Set What it covers
arrays array syntax, spacing, trailing commas, indentation
spaces whitespace, operator/type spacing, blank lines
namespaces imports ordering, unused/needless-alias imports
docblocks phpdoc tags, types, alignment, cleanup
controlStructures control flow, casing, operators, class structure
comments comment style, spacing, empty-comment cleanup
casing native function/type, magic method, literal casing
cleanup dead statements, useless returns/casts, unused closure imports

Or enable everything at once with ->withPreparedSets(common: true).

Standalone presets are also available: psr12: true, perCs: true, cleanCode: true (dead code, unused imports, redundant syntax), standaloneLine: true (each constructor param on its own line), and laravel: true (the Laravel Pint ruleset):


Single Rules

Prefer to start slow? Pick single rules, and configure them if needed:


Check All Root Files

Do you want to check all *.php files in your root (ecs.php, rector.php etc.)? Instead of listing them one by one, use ->withRootFiles() method:


Gradual Adoption with Levels

Want to adopt a coding standard step by step instead of all at once? Use with*Level() methods to start from the safest rules and raise the level as your codebase catches up:

Each level enables the first N+1 rules from a curated list, ordered from safest to most invasive. Bump the number once your codebase is clean on the current level.


How to Skip Files/Rules?

Love the sets of rules, but want to skip single rule or some files?


Less Common Options

You probably won't use these, but they can give you more control over the internal process:

Mentioned values are default ones.


Controlling Output Format

You may want to use ECS to generate reports for third-party tooling.

We currently provide formatters for:

You can use the output format option as below


FAQ

How do I clear cache?

How can I see all used rules?

Do you look for json format?


How to Migrate from another coding standard tool?

Do you use another tool and want to migrate? It's pretty straightforward - here is "how to":

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