README

Git hooks for PHP projects.

Library based in git hook scripts for PHP projects.

Installation

Step 1: Composer

You must add the following line to the composer.json file to use with Symfony 3.0:

{ "require-dev": { "bruli/php-git-hooks": "~4.1" } }

You can use "~2.0" for Symfony version 2.X.

Or you can write in your console:

$ composer require bruli/php-git-hooks --dev

If you don't have composer, you need download the binary file and run it:

$ wget http://getcomposer.org/composer.phar # or $ curl -O http://getcomposer.org/composer.phar $ php composer.phar install

Step 2: Configuration

Using Composer

First, you will need to add the following lines to your composer.json

"scripts": { "post-install-cmd": [ "PhpGitHooks\\Infrastructure\\Composer\\ConfiguratorScript::buildConfig" ], "post-update-cmd": [ "PhpGitHooks\\Infrastructure\\Composer\\ConfiguratorScript::buildConfig" ] }

WARNING: "PhpGitHooks\Application\Composer\ConfiguratorScript::buildConfig" is deprecated. You need change by current entry.

Then, launch $ composer install and composer should ask you about configuration

Bin directory configuration.

If your project doesn't have a "bin/" directory, you can add this in your composer.json file.

"config": { "bin-dir": "bin" }

Note: This is not necessary for Symfony projects.

Manual config file for git hooks.

You can configure php-git-hooks, creating a php-git-hooks.yml file with...

pre-commit: enabled: true execute: php-cs-fixer: enabled: true levels: psr0: true psr1: true psr2: true symfony: true options: "--fixers=short_array_syntax --diff" phpunit: enabled: true random-mode: true options: '<some options>' strict-coverage: enabled: true minimum: 90 guard-coverage: enabled: true message: 'WARNING!!, your code coverage is lower.' phplint: true phpcs: enabled: true standard: PSR2 phpmd: enabled: true options: '<some options>' composer: true message: right-message: 'HEY, GOOD JOB!!' error-message: 'FIX YOUR CODE!!' commit-msg: enabled: true regular-expression: '#[0-9]{2,7}' pre-push: enabled: true execute: phpunit: enabled: true random-mode: true options: '<some options>' strict-coverage: enabled: true minimum: 90 guard-coverage: enabled: true message: 'WARNING!!, your code coverage is lower.' message: right-message: 'PUSH IT!!' error-message: 'YOU CAN NOT PUSH CODE!!'

... or you can copy php-git-hooks.yml.sample from vendor/bruli/php-git-hooks.

Config file for phpunit.

If you want use phpunit tool, you must create a phpunit.xml.dist in your project root directory. Alternatively you can copy from vendor/bruli/php-git-hooks/phpunit.xml.dist in your project root directory.

Config file for phpmd.

The same case that phpunit. You must create a PmdRules.xml in your project root directory or copy from php-git-hook directory.

Step 3: Enabling hooks.

The most easy way to enable hook is copy hook file into your .git/hooks directory.

For pre-commit hook:

You can enable this hooks with composer or manually executing

$ cp vendor/bruli/php-git-hooks/src/PhpGitHooks/Infrastructure/Hook/pre-commit .git/hooks

For commit-msg hook:

$ cp vendor/bruli/php-git-hooks/src/PhpGitHooks/Infrastructure/Hook/commit-msg .git/hooks

For pre-push hook:

$ cp vendor/bruli/php-git-hooks/src/PhpGitHooks/Infrastructure/Hook/pre-push .git/hooks

execute.

Valid pre-commit.

Fail pre-commit.

Credits

• Pablo Braulio (@brulics)
• All contributors

License

php-git-hooks is released under the MIT License. See the bundled LICENSE file for details.