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Informations about the package coding-standard
Coding Standard
This project has a set of PHP_CodeSniffer rules that are based on doctrine/coding-standard rules, but with some small changes and additions.
Differences from doctrine coding-standards
- Inline comments should begin with a space, for example:
- Docblock annotation groups are grouped a bit different
- Empty catch in try...catch must have a comment explaining why the exception is not handled
- There shouldn't be a space after the negation operator
- No space before colon in return type:
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Property doc comments shouldn't be a single line, but multiline instead:
- Variable/property/function names should be camelCased:
- A @throw tag comment doesn't need to end in full stop:
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