Enforce PSR-12 and organise imports on Winter CMS core files #1188
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This commit changes the PHP code sniffer to use PSR-12 rules, as that ruleset will pick up a lot of the code style issues being flagged in PRs recently. In order to set the baseline, all current core files have been reformatted to fit the ruleset.
- Convert all aliases to qualified class names (mainly facades) - Reorder imports alphabetically - Ensure last item in array has a trailing comma - Strip out unused imports
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@bennothommo can you submit a PR to our developer guidelines docs to reflect these changes? Also, is it worth adding a Another thing to check is our stub files, I'm not sure if they've all been updated to our latest preferences for generating PHP files. |
This will allow us to use the ruleset in plugins as well
With new ruleset, it now passes
This command will allow developers to check code style against the Winter CMS code style rules in both the core and installed plugins.
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We have a property for that already: https://github.com/wintercms/winter/blob/develop/modules/system/console/asset/mix/MixCompile.php#L34-L39
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This commit changes the PHP code sniffer to use PSR-12 rules, as that ruleset will pick up a lot of the code style issues being flagged in PRs recently.
In order to set the baseline, all current core files have been reformatted to fit the ruleset.
I have also implemented rules around imports in files - mainly, taking out the aliases and using qualified facades and class names, and stripping out unused imports. This will improve IDE support for PHP intelligence and code completion.
Arrays are also now enforced to have a trailing comma to improve diffs.
Sorry in advance for the code review... 😬
php artisan winter:phpcscommand