ghostwriter / psalm-sandbox
Provides a framework for testing Psalm plugins
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Requires
- php: >=8.1 <8.3
- composer-runtime-api: >=2.2.2
- ext-simplexml: *
- composer/semver: ^3.3.2
- ghostwriter/collection: ^1.3.2
- ghostwriter/config: ^0.4.1
- ghostwriter/container: ^1.6
- ghostwriter/event-dispatcher: ^1.5.0
- ghostwriter/json: ^1.1
- ghostwriter/option: ^1.5.1
- ghostwriter/result: ^1.3
- phpunit/phpunit: ^10.2.7
Requires (Dev)
- ghostwriter/coding-standard: dev-main
- ghostwriter/psalm-plugin: ^0.1.0
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Last update: 2024-10-12 15:44:28 UTC
README
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Warning
This project is not finished yet, work in progress.
Installation
You can install the package via composer:
composer require ghostwriter/psalm-sandbox --dev
Usage
You can create a test for your plugin by extending the AbstractPsalmSandboxTestCase
class.
eg. tests/Unit/ExamplePluginTest.php
<?php declare(strict_types=1); namespace Vendor\PackageTests\Unit; use Ghostwriter\PsalmSandbox\AbstractPsalmSandboxTestCase; use Psalm\Issue\CodeIssue; use Psalm\Issue\MissingReturnType; use Psalm\Plugin\PluginEntryPointInterface; use Vendor\Package\ExamplePlugin; final class ExamplePluginTest extends AbstractPsalmSandboxTestCase { /** * @var class-string<PluginEntryPointInterface> */ public const PLUGINS = [ExamplePlugin::class]; /** * @var array<class-string<CodeIssue>> */ public const ISSUES = [MissingReturnType::class]; }
You can then run your tests using PHPUnit.
vendor/bin/phpunit
Plugin Development
Example Directory Structure
Your plugin should have the following directory structure:
composer.json
ExamplePlugin.php
src/
│ {PsalmIssueType}/
│ │ {FixIssue}.php
│ │ {ReportIssue}.php
│ │ {SuppressIssue}.php
│ MissingReturnType/
│ │ FixMissingReturnType.php
│ │ ReportMissingReturnType.php
│ │ SuppressMissingReturnType.php
tests/
│ Fixture/
│ │ {PsalmIssueType}/
│ │ │ fix-{PsalmIssueType}.php.inc
│ │ │ report-{PsalmIssueType}.php.inc
│ │ │ suppress-{PsalmIssueType}.php.inc
│ │ MissingReturnType/
│ │ │ fix-0001.php.inc
│ │ │ fix-missing-returntype.php.inc
│ │ │ report-0001.php.inc
│ │ │ report-missing-returntype.php.inc
│ │ │ suppress-0001.php.inc
│ │ │ suppress-missing-returntype.php.inc
│ Unit/
│ │ ExamplePluginTest.php
Example Fix
Test
When you run vendor/bin/psalm --alter
, it will automatically fix the code for you.
To create a Fix
test, you need to create a file in the tests/Fixture/{PsalmIssueType}
directory.
The file name should be prefixed with fix-
and any unique identifier, e.g. fix-0001.php.inc
.
The file MUST use --FIX--
to separate the before
and after
code.
The file should be structured as follows:
<?php declare(strict_types=1); namespace Vendor\PackageTests\Fixture\MissingReturnType; final class FixMissingReturnType { public function fixMissingReturnType() { } } ?> --FIX-- <?php declare(strict_types=1); namespace Vendor\PackageTests\Fixture\MissingReturnType; final class FixMissingReturnType { public function fixMissingReturnType(): void { } } ?>
Example Report
Test
When you run vendor/bin/psalm
, it will report the issue in your code.
To create a Report
test, you need to create a file in the tests/Fixture/{PsalmIssueType}
directory.
The file name should be prefixed with report-
and any unique identifier, e.g. report-0001.php.inc
.
The file should be structured as follows:
<?php declare(strict_types=1); namespace Vendor\PackageTests\Fixture\MissingReturnType; final class ReportMissingReturnType { public function reportMissingReturnType() { } }
Example Suppress
Test
You can suppress the issue in your code by adding the @psalm-suppress
annotation, adding suppressions to your psalm.xml
file, or using a plugin.
To create a Suppress
test, you need to create a file in the tests/Fixture/{PsalmIssueType}
directory.
The file name should be prefixed with suppress-
and any unique identifier, e.g. suppress-0001.php.inc
.
The file should be structured as follows:
<?php declare(strict_types=1); namespace Vendor\PackageTests\Fixture\MissingReturnType; final class SuppressMissingReturnType { /** * @psalm-suppress MissingReturnType */ public function suppressMissingReturnType() { } }
Testing
composer test
Changelog
Please see CHANGELOG.md for more information what has changed recently.
Security
If you discover any security related issues, please email nathanael.esayeas@protonmail.com
instead of using the issue tracker.
Support
Thank you
To acknowledge the efforts of those who create and maintain valuable projects for the community.
Thank you to Bruce Weirdan for the original psalm/codeception-psalm-module
that served as the starting point for my work.
Thank you to Matt Brown, the creator of vimeo/psalm
, a fantastic tool for static analysis in PHP.
Special thanks to @orklah for maintaining vimeo/psalm
, ensuring its continuous improvement and functionality.
Credits
License
The BSD-3-Clause. Please see License File for more information.