{% hint style="info" %} Following with the Drupal core Coding standards
https://www.drupal.org/docs/develop/standards {% endhint %}
{% hint style="success" %} All Varbase components have a list of ready tools and script commands. That is to help contributors on the step of checking standards.
Please make sure to run the check and linting commands while contributing a new feature or a fix patch/MR. {% endhint %}
Specifically, there are two rule sets, Drupal
and DrupalPractice
.
Before starting to check the code using phpcs
or phpcbf
{% hint style="info" %} Follow with steps from Drupal.org docs on Installing Coder Sniffer
https://www.drupal.org/docs/contributed-modules/code-review-module/installing-coder-sniffer {% endhint %}
Check Drupal standard and practice coding.
yarn phpcs
Fix many errors and warnings automatically.
yarn phpcbf
Check all .yml
files with Drupal standard yaml
format.
yarn lint:yaml
Check all JavaScript .js, .json
files with Drupal standard scripting format.
yarn lint:js
Check all styling .css
files with Drupal standard styling format and order.
yarn lint:css
If you are using Lando, a local development environment, you can easily integrate PHPStan into your workflow. Follow these steps:
a. Open your terminal or command prompt and navigate to the root directory of your Drupal project.
b. Run the command lando phpstan
to execute PHPStan analysis within your Lando environment.
c. PHPStan will analyze your codebase and provide a detailed report, highlighting any potential issues found.
d. Review the analysis results and follow the recommendations provided by PHPStan to address any identified issue