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mnapoli/sniff

Sniff

Simpler PHP code sniffer, built on top of PHP-CS-Fixer.

This project has been replaced by Pretty

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Why?

PHP-CS-Fixer can validate and fix the formatting of your code.

Sniff is a command that wraps php-cs-fixer to make it easier to use and configure.

It boils down to a simple .sniff.json file and 3 commands:

$ sniff validate

Validates that your code complies with your coding standard. Useful in CI to run on each pull request or commit.

$ sniff diff

Validates that your code complies with your coding standard and outputs the diff necessary to fix the errors. Useful to review the fixes before applying them.

$ sniff fix

Fix your code to make it compliant with your coding standard.

Installation

composer require mnapoli/sniff

You can then invoke the command with:

$ vendor/bin/sniff

You can also install it globally with Composer to be able to call it with sniff:

  • composer global require mnapoli/sniff
  • add the ~/.composer/bin path to your PATH

Configuration

Sniff is configured using a .sniff.json file:

{
    "paths": [
        "src",
        "tests"
    ],
    "rules": {
        "@PSR2": true
    },
    "allow-risky": true
}
  • paths (mandatory): list of directories or files to analyze
  • rules (default: @PSR2): list of rules to enable (detailed below)
  • allow-risky (default: no): allows you to set whether risky rules may run (a risky rule is a rule which could change the code's behaviour)

The complete list of rules is detailed in PHP-CS-Fixer's documentation.

Below is an example that enables PSR-2 + Symfony's coding standard, along with a few custom options:

{
    "paths": [ ... ],
    "rules": {
        "@PSR2": true,
        "@Symfony": true,
        "array_syntax": {
            "syntax": "short"
        },
        "blank_line_before_return": false
    }
}

Contributing

To run the tests:

$ composer tests

Credits

This project is only a small wrapper above PHP-CS-Fixer, a huge thanks to the contributors of that tool.

Sniff is heavily inspired from Coke, a nice wrapper for PHP Code Sniffer.

License

Sniff is licensed under the MIT license.

Our Mission

We want to make open source more sustainable. The entire platform was born from this and everything we do is in aid of this.

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