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Tag Archives: inspection
Simplified CodeSniffer and MessDetector Setup
PHP Code Sniffer and PHP Mess Detector are the proven tools for ensuring that your code is clean, consistent, and conforming to the chosen coding standards. In PhpStorm 2018.2, we’ve simplified setting up of these tools to the point that … Continue reading
New inspections in PhpStorm 2018.2
Every PhpStorm release brings new inspections among other features, and PhpStorm 2018.2 is no exception. The new inspections will detect extensions that are not listed in composer.json, highlight the non-canonical order of elements in PHPDoc annotations, and warn you when … Continue reading
Configurable unchecked exceptions
In PhpStorm 2017.3, we’ve implemented several inspections that will help you eliminate unhandled exceptions and redundant @throws from your code. Initially, it was possible to exclude the \RuntimeException and \LogicException exceptions, as well as their derived classes, from the inspection … Continue reading
How to provide stubs for PhpStorm
We call PhpStorm “an IDE that actually ‘gets’ your code,” meaning that it provides completion, type inference, inspection, documentation pop-ups, and a lot more coding assistance. For all the Standard PHP Library components as well as for common extensions, this … Continue reading
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Tagged best practices, inspection, plugins, Syntax highlighting
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Refactor your code to functional style with PhpStorm 2018.1
How many times you wrote code like this to achieve a simple purpose? Mapping values of an array:
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$result = []; foreach ($items as $key => $item) { $result[$key] = func($item); } |
Filtering:
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$result = []; foreach ($items as $key => $item) { if (condition($item)) { $result[$key] = $item; } } |
Or reducing an array to some value:
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$acc = 0; foreach ($numbers as $number) { $acc += $number; } |
The above code samples involve the imperative programming style, which is … Continue reading
PHPUnit support enhancements
PhpStorm 2017.3 brings you several minor enhancements, allowing for more effective work with unit tests. The new Undefined PHPUnit data provider inspection detects a method that you’ve specified via the @dataProvider annotation but have not declared in unit tests yet. … Continue reading
Working with composer.json in PhpStorm
What makes PHP great is the community that is building frameworks, libraries and nice tools. And more. This awesome community brought us Composer, a dependency manager for PHP which lets us install and update packages from Packagist.org and makes it easy to … Continue reading
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Tagged completion, composer, inspection, PHP, plugins, Syntax highlighting
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PHP Mess Detector in PhpStorm
PhpStorm comes with many inspections that help us analyze and improve the quality of our codebase. By using PHP Mess Detector (PHPMD), we can enable many additional code quality checks on our codebase: it can detect possible bugs, suboptimal code, … Continue reading
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Tagged editor, inspection, mess detector, PHP, productivity, settings
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Using PHP Code Sniffer in PhpStorm
Team members may have different backgrounds and code style preferences. In code bases where no formal code style is used, it can become obvious who wrote which code because of different styles being used. Having to work on such code … Continue reading
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Tagged best practices, code sniffer, coding standards, editor, inspection, PHP, productivity
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Syntax highlighting of PHP inside JavaScript (and other languages)
From time to time we have to mix different programming languages in one file. If there is only one or two occurrences of these small, embedded language islands, using Language Injections is the way to go. But what if we … Continue reading
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Tagged editor, HTML, inspection, JavaScript, Languages, PHP, Syntax highlighting
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