GeezerVison

Minimal PHP QA Docker image focused on local/CI static analysis, styling and other tools.

It's plays nicely with kool.dev managed environments, but can fit in any other PHP use-case.

• Phan - static analyzer for PHP (phan)
• PHP Mess Detector (phpmd)
• PHP Copy/Paste Detector (phpcpd)

• PHP Coding Standards Fixer (php-cs-fixer)

• Local PHP Security Checker (local-php-security-checker)

• PHPUnit 9.5 (phpunit)
• PHPUnit 10 (phpunit10 for cutting-edge testing)

Just execute any QA tool available straight from a new container. Using kool is the prefered way:

cd my-laravel-project/
kool docker kooldev/phpqa:7.4 phan
kool docker kooldev/phpqa:7.4 php-cs-fixer

With vanilla Docker you would need to run:

docker run --rm --init -it -v $(pwd):/app -w /app kooldev/phpqa:7.4

We strongly recommend checking out kool CLI for more benefits to your Docker environemnts.

The image built is kooldev/phpqa with tags:

• 8.3
• 8.2
• 8.1
• 8.0
• 7.4

Examples of what you can do in a kool powered environment. Add to your kool.yml file:

# kool.yml
scripts:
  # just an alias to the PHPQA container
  phpqa: kool docker kooldev/phpqa:8.1
  # using the alias to call each tool with predefined parameters
  # assuming your application code is located in a `app/` folder
  phan: kool run phpqa phan --color -p -l app -iy 5
  phpcpd: kool run phpqa phpcpd --fuzzy app
  # ...

Please feel free to use and open a PR with more QA tools you find useful to have! As a sort of roadmap these are the goals in our mind for the short term:

• Make tools specific configurations available for the user in a friendly manner.
• Ship boilerplate of CI snippets for popular engines (Github Actions, CircleCI, TravisCI).
• Add more tools that we find helpful.

You should change fwd-template.json for configuration and template/ folder for the actual base templates.

After any changes, we need to run kool run template to parse the templates and generate all versions folder/files.

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.