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Informations about the package devtools

timdev/devtools

What's this?

A little package to try to standardize a set of development tools for PHP projects. Probably not of interest to anyone who isn't working on projects with me.

Including this package as a dev-dependency gets you:

Along with config files for each.

Motivation

The key motivation is to be able to share configurations for things like psalm, php_cs, and phpunit between my projects, and keep things largely in sync.

Assumptions

This package assumes your code is in src/ and your tests are in tests/. It further assumes that you want psalm and phpcs to be run on your test sources.

Usage

Set minimum-stability:

Add this package a dev-dependency:

Run the setup script which will copy the three config files into your project root:

Psalm is configured to use a baseline file, and will complain if there isn't one. If you project does not already have a psalm-baseline.xml file in its root directory, devtools-setup will install an empty baseline file for you, so that psalm will run without error.

Local Tweaks

Do not make changes to any of the .xml.dist files installed by devtools-setup. Your changes will be overwritten during an upgrade. Instead, you should add non-.dist versions.

Upgrading

Since the main point of this package is to manage local configuration for various tools, you should re-run vendor/bin/devtools-setup after upgrading this package.

Inspiration

I created this package after experimenting with ramsey/devtools, which is an incredibly cool thing. But I wanted something more focused on our needs at TimDev Software.

All versions of devtools with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version ~7.4.0 || ~8.0.0 || ~8.1.0 || ~8.2.0 || ~8.3.0
ext-json Version *
captainhook/captainhook Version ^5.10
ergebnis/composer-normalize Version ^2.15
lctrs/psalm-psr-container-plugin Version ^1.4
phpunit/phpunit Version ^9.5
psalm/plugin-phpunit Version ^0.16.1 || ^0.18.0
roave/security-advisories Version dev-latest
squizlabs/php_codesniffer Version ^3.6
vimeo/psalm Version ^4.9 || ^5.0
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