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bugfree-dangerzone Build Status

Bugfree Dangerzone is a PHP namespace validator written in PHP. It uses your autoloader to verify that:

Getting Started

Add "vektah/bugfree-dangerzone" to your projects composer.json, it should look something like this:

Then of course:

to update your dependencies

then run

If your project has its own autoloader you can use it instead:

XML Output

For use in CI tools like Jenkins some pretty test count output is just not good enough!

To generate machine readable output:

Configuration

Bugfree Dangerzone is rather picky out of the box, but its easy to decrease its verbosity.

from your projects base directory run:

which will build a config file bugfree.json in your current directory:

each of these warning types can be either error, warning, or suppress. For example to ignore all messages about missing namespaces then just change

to

If the configuration gets updated in the future to have more options then running generateConfig again will keep your current settings and add any new defaults.

All versions of bugfree-dangerzone with dependencies

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Requires php Version >=5.5.0
nikic/php-parser Version 3.0.*@beta || ^3.0
symfony/console Version *
doctrine/annotations Version *
vektah/common Version *
vektah/parser-combinator Version *
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