Laravel Pint Config

This project contains the default configuration for Laravel Pint used at portavice GmbH.

The ruleset is based on PSR12 with additional rules for

• ordered class elements, imports, used interfaces and traits, parameter types, attributes,
• short syntax, proper indentation, trailing commas, square index braces for arrays,
• consistent imports, braces, operators, spacing, blank lines, formatting of PHPDoc and other comments,
• preferring single quotes,
• combining consecutive issets or unsets,
• enforcing PSR autoloading and global imports,
• enforcing PHPUnit standards (camel case for methods, data providers after the test using it, use attributes/code instead of PHPDoc when possible),
• and avoiding useless code (else, return, sprintf, empty statements).

Contents

• Installation
• Usage

Installation

First, install the package via Composer:

composer require portavice/laravel-pint-config --dev

Note that this automatically installs Laravel Pint as well.

Usage

To simplify usage, you may configure the following scripts in your composer.json:

{
    "scripts": {
        "csPHP": "pint --config vendor/portavice/laravel-pint-config/pint.json --test",
        "csfixPHP": "pint --config vendor/portavice/laravel-pint-config/pint.json"
    }
}

Just run composer csPHP to check and composer csfixPHP to fix the PHP files in your Laravel project. Otherwise, you will have to call the pint command with the --config option.

To use and adjust the set of rules defined by this package, you can also copy the pint.json from this repository into your project.