Php sniffer beautifier for vs code
PHP Sniffer & Beautifier for VS Code Show
This linter plugin for Visual Studio Code provides an interface to phpcs & phpcbf. It will be used with files that have the “PHP” language mode. This extension is designed to use auto configuration search mechanism to apply rulesets to files within a workspace. This is useful for developers who work with many different projects that have different coding standards. InstallationVisual Studio Code must be installed in order to use this plugin. If Visual Studio Code is not installed, please follow the instructions here. UsageF1 -> or keyboard shortcut or
right mouse context menu Format on saveYou can also use this formatter with Format on Save enabled. Format on save has two modes: Multi-Root Workspace SupportThis extension now fully supports Multi-Root Workspaces. The extension previously used the first root folder in your workspace to configure and run both phpcs and phpcbf. The new system allows each workspace to be configured and run independently with respect to the root folder of the open file being sniffed. This means you can have phpcs functionality in one folder and have it disabled in another within a workspace. Linter InstallationBefore using this plugin, you must ensure that Once phpcs is installed, you can proceed to install the vscode-phpsab plugin if it is not yet installed.
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Basic ConfigurationThere are various options that can be configured to control how the plugin operates which can be set in your user, workspace or folder preferences. phpsab.fixerEnable[ Scope: Resource | Optional | Type: boolean | Default: true ] This setting controls whether phpsab.fixerArguments[ Scope: Resource | Optional | Type: string[] | Default: [] ] Passes additional arguments to Example
phpsab.snifferEnable[ Scope: Resource | Optional | Type: boolean | Default: true ] This setting controls whether phpsab.snifferArguments[ Scope: Resource | Optional | Type: string[] | Default: [] ] Passes additional arguments to Example
phpsab.executablePathCS[ Scope: Resource | Optional | Type: string | Default: null ] This setting controls the executable path for
phpsab.executablePathCBF[ Scope: Resource | Optional | Type: string | Default: null ] This setting controls the executable path for the
phpsab.standard[ Scope: Resource | Optional | Type: string | Default: null ] This setting controls the coding standard used by
The following values are applicable:
phpsab.autoRulesetSearch[ Scope: Resource | Optional | Type: boolean | Default: true ] Automatically search for any
phpsab.allowedAutoRulesets[ Scope: Resource | Optional | Type: array | Default: [] ] An array of filenames that could contain a valid phpcs ruleset.
phpsab.snifferMode[ Scope: All | Optional | Type: string | Default: onSave ] Enum dropdown options to set Sniffer Mode to
phpsab.snifferTypeDelay[ Scope: All | Optional | Type: number | Default: 250 ] When phpsab.snifferShowSources[ Scope: All | Optional | Type: boolean | Default: false ] Determines if the Sniffer includes the source of the diagnostic data with error messages. Advanced Configurationphpsab.composerJsonPath[ Scope: Resource | Optional | Type: string | Default: composer.json ] This setting allows you to override the path to your composer.json file when it does not reside at the workspace root. You may specify the absolute path or workspace relative path to the Diagnosing common errorsphpsab.debug[ Scope: All | Optional | Type: boolean | Default: false ] Write debug information to the PHP Sniffer & Beautifier output channel and enable the display extra notices. The phpcs report contains invalid jsonThis error occurs when something goes wrong in phpcs execution such as PHP Notices, PHP Fatal Exceptions, Other Script Output, etc, most of which can be detected as follows: Execute the phpcbf command in your terminal with --report=json and see whether the output contains anything other than valid json. AcknowledgementsThis extension is based off of the Contributing and LicensingThe project is hosted on GitHub where you can report issues, fork the project and submit pull requests. See the development guide for details. The project is available under MIT license, which allows modification and redistribution for both commercial and non-commercial purposes. How do I add Phpcs to my global path?18 Answers. Install the phpcs by using composer with composer global require squizlabs/php_codesniffer.. Press Command + , (Click Code -> Preferences -> Settings). Select User Settings and locate ' PHP CodeSniffer '. Scroll to ' Executatble Path ' and put. /Users/your-username/.composer/vendor/bin/phpcs.. How do I make my VS code smoother?Here's how to do it: Simply disable your extensions one at a time, and check to see if it made a difference. If your performance issues are obvious (E.g. files take 2 sec to open) than this should be quite easy. Disable → test → enable → disable the next one → test → etc.
What is Phpcbf?PHP Code Beautifier and Fixer for Visual Studio Code. This extension provides the PHP Code Beautifier and Fixer ( phpcbf ) command for Visual Studio Code. phpcbf is the lesser known sibling of phpcs (PHP_CodeSniffer). phpcbf will try to fix and beautify your code according to a coding standard.
How do I use Phpcs?In the Settings dialog, go to Editor > Inspections. From the inspections screen, expand the PHP | Quality tools node and enable “PHP CodeSniffer validation”. In the configuration pane that is now enabled, select “Custom” from the “Coding standard” dropdown, locate the ruleset configuration ( phpcs.
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