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Using PHPCheckstyle with Eclipse
tchule edited this page Jan 6, 2017
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Eclipse is already able to do some checks and to reformat your code (CTRL + SHIFT + F) with PDT.
It is also possible to add some extenal tools like PHPCodeSniffer or PHPCheckstyle to verify the code you're editing.
- First, install the Eclispe PHP Tool Integration (see http://www.phpsrc.org/wiki/). Get the "PHP Tool Integration Core" package.
Eclipse Update URL : http://www.phpsrc.org/eclipse/pti/
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Get last version of PHP Checkstyle.
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If needed configure the PHP executable path in Eclipse (Preferences->PHP->PHP Executables).
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In Eclipse, configure a new validator :
- Preferences->Dynamic Languages->Validators
- Click "Add..."
- Select the "External PHP Script" type
- Set the Path to the PHP Checkstyle "run.php" file.
- Configure the PHP Executable to match your environment.
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Add some arguments to the executable
--src %f --config "default.cfg.xml" --format console -
Add some pattern rules to read the result:
- %f info Line:%n - %m Warning
- %f warning Line:%n - %m Warning
- %f error Line:%n - %m Error
And it should be OK, on your PHP Editor, right click, select "DLTK Validators" and the script should run.