Unlock the easiest path to coding excellence with Easy Coding Standard!
🚀 Seamlessly install on any PHP 7.2-PHP 8.3 project, regardless of dependencies. Enjoy blazing-fast performance with parallel run out of the box. Choose your weapon: PHP_CodeSniffer or PHP-CS-Fixer – it's your call!
🛠️ Save time with prepared sets and PHP CS Fixer sets. Elevate your coding game effortlessly.
blog.yii.lat/optimizing-code…
🌐💻 #CodinWithWilmer#EasyCodingStandard#CodingExcellence#php#github#actions
In case you missed it, @PHPCSFixer joined Twitter, so if you use it (directly or through #EasyCodingStandard or #Laravel Pint) it's probably good to follow 🙂
Dear #PHP community, we want to ask you for help: please spread the info that #PHPCSFixer is here! 🙏
We're going to share helpful information in the future, but what even the best tweet would be without the audience? 😉
#phpc#symfony#laravel#codingstandards
I was curious about my most used commands and here they are:
1. composer
2. php
3. cc (alias for clear cache script)
4. ce (alias for `composer ecs-tests-fix` > runs EasyCodingStandard / PHP CS Fixer)
5. cps (alias for `composer phpstan` > runs PHPStan)
What about yours?
Currently trying to integrate into EasyCodingStandard (code style checker) multi process support. The check command dropped from 3 Minutes to 20s to scan #Shopware 6 😂.
It now utilizes my 32 threads 🎉
Meet @VotrubaT at #IntPHPcon in Munich and join his sessions about how to set up EasyCodingStandard in just a few minutes and how to automate your code review, upgrade and refactoring.
More about Tomas and his sessions >> ow.ly/dVIv30r2Yo9#PHP
During weekend Symplify packages got bump into min #symfony 4.4 and #php 7.2 and were released version 7
🌈 EasyCodingStandard
🌈 Symplify CS
🌈 Statie
2 new packages:
🎉 ConfigSetResolver
🎉 SmartFileSystem
See full changelog ➡️ github.com/Symplify/Symplify…
Released in 2017, yet I am just learning about EasyCodingStandard by @VotrubaT.
Sniffs, Fixers and Code Quality without customizing each tool.... thumbs up from me.
github.com/Symplify/EasyCodi…
Absolutely! But best combo for me is to start from day one with max @phpstan with strict rules #easyCodingStandard from @VotrubaT with some predefined sets like clean code, php7.1 or github.com/SyliusLabs/Coding… :) With this stack, you are ready to start writing tests :D