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Technical debt tracker

As with monetary debt, if technical debt is not repaid, it can accumulate 'interest', making it harder to implement changes.

🐿️ In a nutshell

Use PHP annotations (docblocks annotations) to monitor your technical debt.

Then run our script as CI step and record the result into your monitoring tool.

💯 Ranked categories

By default, we provide these common categories

Category Score Description
security issue 500
hard to understand 200
tightly coupled 150 Where functions are not modular, the software is not flexible enough to adapt to changes in business needs.
need tests 150
delayed refactoring 100 As the requirements for a project evolve, it may become clear that parts of the code have become inefficient or difficult to edit and must be refactored in order to support future requirements. The longer refactoring is delayed, and the more code is added, the bigger the debt.
core feature 50 Add penalty on applications's critical parts
need documentation 10 Where code is created without supporting documentation. The work to create documentation represents debt
bad practice 5 Where industry standard features, frameworks, technologies are ignored. Eventually integration with standards will come, and doing so sooner will cost less
wip 5 Work in progress

📉 Technical debt monitoring

Our practice is to visualize technical debt over time (purple line). We add a trending line (grey) and define the point where updating the codebase will be impossible (red line). Now it's also possible to define SMART goals (green line).

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Requires php Version ^7.4 || ^8.0
ext-json Version *
ext-tokenizer Version *
haydenpierce/class-finder Version ^0.4.2
doctrine/annotations Version ^1.10
doctrine/lexer Version ^1.2 || ^2
phpstan/phpdoc-parser Version ^1.2
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