Parse phpcs (Code Sniffer) output into standardised dto and allow re-output in several formats
NOTE: Currently in early stage of development (Potentially subject to breaking changes)
By parsing the result of phpcs commands, we can do advanced filtering or alter the contents before re-outputting the results. The main use case is for implementing a 'shim' where you might want to filter out some style violations (e.g., if the lines of code have not been touched on the current branch)
$converter = new Converter();
$csvIssuesString = file_get_contents(__DIR__ . '/phpcs-csv-example.txt');
$json = $converter->convert($csvIssuesString, 'csv', 'json');
| Type | Read Input | Gen Output |
|---|---|---|
| csv | YES | NO |
| xml | NO | YES |
| json | YES | YES |
| human | NO | YES |
Note: Human format is a special report format, not actually used by code sniffer (although somewhat similar to the default mode) that can be used to make output for a CI server or developer tool (supports output only)
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