roadrunner-bundle VS PHP Code Sniffer

OK, got it now. For bootstrap-once approach, I used RoadRunner bundle which worked perfect. I would have used it now if I knew how to set it in existing Docker 😂

I played with all 3 and was happiest with RoadRunner. But at that time, in Symfony4 and PHP7.4 age, too many bundles were leaking memory including my own code.

Instead of Swoole, you might want to try RoadRunner: https://roadrunner.dev/docs/integration-symfony/2.x/en

Now, to integrate RoadRunner in our microservice we add Roadrunner Bundle

PHP Insights supports sniffs from PHP CodeSniffer and fixers from PHP CS Fixer. This allows you to add any sniff or fixer as long as it implements PHP_CodeSniffer\Sniffs\Sniff or PhpCsFixer\Fixer\FixerInterface.

I don’t know why but that link keeps reloading the page over and over. This one works for me: https://github.com/squizlabs/PHP_CodeSniffer/issues/3932

PHP_CodeSniffer is a widely-used tool for enforcing coding standards in PHP. It checks the code against a set of predefined coding standards (such as PSR-12, PSR-2, and many others) and provides reports with violations and recommendations for improvement. Documentation: You can find more information about PHP_CodeSniffer and its usage in the official documentation: PHP_CodeSniffer Repository

While you're at it, also include code-style checkers like phpcs, phpmd and/or php-cs-fixer

See https://github.com/squizlabs/PHP_CodeSniffer

If you are well-versed in programming then you might wanna take a look at PHPCompatibility. It will scan your codebase at different PHP version rulesets to point out code that needs upgrading. You will be needing PHPCS for this.

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