php-cs-fixer-rules

PHP CS Fixer rules used within the WordPress team for sites and packages. This package centralizes formatting settings and allows for easy configuration of PHP CS Fixer.

Installation

composer require yard/php-cs-fixer-rules

Usage

This package enhances the PhpCsFixer\Config class (see the ConfigInterface). One can create a new configuration object by calling the static create(Finder $finder, string $name = 'default'): self method.

<?phpusePhpCsFixer\Finder;
$finder = Finder::create()
->in(__DIR__)
->name('*.php')
->notName('*.blade.php')
->ignoreDotFiles(true)
->ignoreVCS(true)
->exclude('public')
->exclude('node_modules')
->exclude('build');
return \Yard\PhpCsFixerRules\Config::create($finder);

Removing rules

removeRules(array $rulesKeys): self or removeRule(string $ruleKey): self allows you to remove rules.

/** * Default rules: *  * [ * 'method_chaining_indentation' => true, * 'yoda_style' => [ * 'always_move_variable' => true, * 'equal' => true, * 'identical' => true, * 'less_and_greater' => true, * ], * 'binary_operator_spaces' => [ * 'default' => 'single_space', * 'operators' => [ * '=>' => null, * '|' => 'no_space', * ], * ], * ] */$config = \Yard\PhpCsFixerRules\Config::create($finder)
->removeRules(['yoda_style', 'binary_operator_spaces']); /** * Expected rule set:  *  * [ * 'method_chaining_indentation' => true, * ] */return$config->removeRule('method_chaining_indentation');
/** * Expected rule set: [] */

Add and override rules

mergeRules(array $rules): self allows you to add and override rules.

/** * Default rules: *  * [ * 'yoda_style' => [ * 'always_move_variable' => true, * 'equal' => true, * 'identical' => true, * 'less_and_greater' => true, * ], * 'binary_operator_spaces' => [ * 'default' => 'single_space', * 'operators' => [ * '=>' => null, * '|' => 'no_space', * ], * ], * ] */return \Yard\PhpCsFixerRules\Config::create($finder)
->mergeRules([
'yoda_style' => [
'equal' => false,
],
'binary_operator_spaces' => [
'operators' => [
'|' => 'single_space',
'<>' => null,
]
]
]); /** * Expected rule set:  *  * [ * 'yoda_style' => [ * 'always_move_variable' => true, * 'equal' => false, // this setting changed! * 'identical' => true, * 'less_and_greater' => true, * ], * 'binary_operator_spaces' => [ * 'default' => 'single_space', * 'operators' => [ * '=>' => null, * '|' => 'single_space', // this setting changed! * '<>' => null, // this setting was added! * ], * ], * ] */

Calling native PHP CS Fixer config methods

Yard\PhpCsFixerRules\Config extends the PHP CS Fixer config object so all native methods are available. Note that the native PHP CS Fixer methods return a PhpCsFixer\ConfigInterface type (instead of Yard\PhpCsFixerRules\Interfaces\ConfigInterface). Your linter may not like this.

return \Yard\PhpCsFixerRules\Config::create($finder)
->setRiskyAllowed(false) // native PHP CS Fixer method
->mergeRules([ // Yard\PhpCsFixerRules\Config method'yoda_style' => [
'equal' => false,
],
'binary_operator_spaces' => [
'operators' => [
'|' => 'single_space',
'<>' => null,
]
]
]);

Older projects and risky fixers

RiskyAllowed is set to true by default. In older projects you may need to disable it.

return \Yard\PhpCsFixerRules\Config::create($finder)
->setRiskyAllowed(false);

setDefaultRules()

setDefaultRules(): self gets called by the static create(Finder $finder, string $name = 'default'): self method. In normal use cases there is no need to call this method.

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