Provides a PHP CodeSniffer ruleset for the MO4 coding standard

• PHP CodeSniffer
• Symfony Coding Standard

The MO4 Coding Standard is an extension of the Symfony Coding Standard and adds following rules:

• short array syntax [...] must be used instead of array(...)
• in multi line arrays, the opening bracket must be followed by newline
• in multi line arrays, the closing bracket must be in own line
• in multi line arrays, the elements must be indented
• in associative arrays, the => operators must be aligned
• in arrays, the key and => operator must be on the same line
• each consecutive variable assignment must align at the assignment operator
• use statements must be sorted lexicographically, grouped by empty lines. The order function can be configured.
• you should use the imported class name when it was imported with a use statement
• interpolated variables in double quoted strings must be surrounded by { }, e.g. {$VAR} instead of $VAR
• sprintf or "{$VAR1} {$VAR2}" must be used instead of the dot operator; concat operators are only allowed to concatenate constants and multi line strings
• a whitespace is required after each typecast, e.g. (int) $value instead of (int)$value
• doc blocks of class properties must be multiline and have exactly one @var annotation
• Multiline conditions must follow the respective PEAR standard
• There must be at least one space around operators, and (except for aligning multiline statements) at most one, see the respective Squizlabs Sniff we imported with ignoreNewlines = false

The order property of the MO4.Formatting.AlphabeticalUseStatements sniff defines which function is used for ordering.

Possible values for order:

• dictionary (default): based on strcmp, the namespace separator precedes any other character

  use Doctrine\ORM\Query; use Doctrine\ORM\Query\Expr; use Doctrine\ORM\QueryBuilder;

• string: binary safe string comparison using strcmp

  use Doctrine\ORM\Query; use Doctrine\ORM\QueryBuilder; use Doctrine\ORM\Query\Expr; use ExampleSub; use Examples;

• string-locale: locale based string comparison using strcoll
• string-case-insenstive: binary safe case-insensitive string comparison strcasecmp

  use Examples; use ExampleSub;

<rule ref="MO4.Formatting.AlphabeticalUseStatements"> <properties> <property name="order" value="string-locale"/> </properties> </rule>

Using Composer is the preferred way.

1. Add the MO4 coding standard to composer.json

    composer require --dev mayflower/mo4-coding-standard 

2. Profit

    ./vendor/bin/phpcs --standard=MO4 path/to/my/file.php 

3. Optionally, you might set MO4 as default coding standard

    ./vendor/bin/phpcs --config-set default_standard MO4 

1. Checkout this repository

    git clone https://github.com/mayflower/mo4-coding-standard.git 

2. Install dependencies

    composer install 

3. Check, that Symfony and MO4 are listed as coding standards

    ./vendor/bin/phpcs -i 

4. Profit

    ./vendor/bin/phpcs --standard=MO4 path/to/my/file.php 

5. Optionally, you might set MO4 as default coding standard

    ./vendor/bin/phpcs --config-set default_standard MO4 

1. Install phpcs

    pear install PHP_CodeSniffer 

2. Check out the Symfony coding standard and this repository

    git clone https://github.com/djoos/symfony-coding-standard.git git clone https://github.com/mayflower/mo4-coding-standard.git 

3. Select the MO4 ruleset as your default coding standard

    phpcs --config-set installed_paths PATH/TO/symfony2-coding-standard,PATH/TO/mo4-coding-standard phpcs --config-set default_standard MO4 

4. Profit

    phpcs --standard=MO4 path/to/my/file.php 

5. Optionally, you might set MO4 as default coding standard

    phpcs --config-set default_standard MO4 

See CONTRIBUTING.md for information.

This project is licensed under the MIT license.