PhpStorm users can specify the local of phpcs (in Preferences, Languages & Frameworks > PHP > Quality Tools > Code Sniffer) and can then configure which coding standard to use (Preferences, Editor > Inspections > PHP > Quality tools > PHP Code Sniffer validation > Coding standard - assuming you've successfully registered the standards you should be able to choose them from the dropdown list). The above command should include DrupalPractice and Drupal in the installed coding standards list. You can verify this has worked with: phpcs -i *You may need to use sudo Verify Registered Standards In Windows( git bash) phpcs -config-set installed_paths ~/AppData/Roaming/Composer/vendor/drupal/coder/coder_sniffer Phpcs -config-set installed_paths ~/.config/composer/vendor/drupal/coder/coder_sniffer OR in git bash cd ~/AppData/Roaming/Composer/vendor/squizlabs/php_codesniffer/bin Point phpcs to the new standard On Windows, if phpcs is not recognised as a global command, despite adding %AppData%/Composer/vendor/bin to your path, then you can run it from the folder where it is installed and provide a relative path: cd %AppData%/Composer/vendor/squizlabs/php_codesniffer/bin Note: You may need to close and restart your terminal after you set the PATH. OR in git bash set PATH="~/AppData/Roaming/Composer/vendor/bin:$PATH" On Windows, update your ~/.bashrc file to include: set PATH="%AppData%/Composer/vendor/bin:$PATH" In fish shell, use: set PATH $PATH $HOME/.config/composer/vendor/bin To make the phpcs and phpcbf commands available globally, add those to your $PATH variable in ~/.profile, ~/.bash_profile, ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc: export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/.config/composer/vendor/bin" This will make a git repository of coder available in ~/.config/composer/vendor/drupal/coder, and you can use that repository to switch between tagged releases, the tip of the development branch, patches for coder, etc. You can also use a git repository by installing coder as above and then running: composer global update drupal/coder -prefer-source If you wish to use a different version of coder than the latest stable version, use drupal/coder:8.3.x-dev to install the latest dev version (Drupal 7/8/9). A common variant is ~/.config/composer/vendor/drupal/coder. The ~ will be replaced with your user's home directory. If the location is not equivalent to ~/.config/composer/vendor/drupal/coder then you will need to update the commands below. You can check the installed location by running the following command: composer global show -P In the code below, simply replace ~/.config/composer/vendor with %AppData%/Composer/vendor. On Windows, the path may look like C:/Users//AppData/Roaming/Composer, which can also be written as %AppData%/Composer. This needs to be taken into consideration when following the information below. On many systems, this will install the coder in ~/.config/composer/vendor/drupal/coder or ~/.composer/vendor/drupal/coder. (The directory is given by COMPOSER_HOME configuration option) composer global require drupal/coder Install Coder (8.3.x) in your global Composer directory in your home directory. ![]() If you get composer not found or similar, follow the Composer's installation instructions. You can check your $SHELL using this command: echo $SHELL Install Coder and phpcs with Composerįirst, make sure Composer is installed correctly: which composer If you are using Ubuntu, make sure that your $SHELL is /bin/bash You can install Coder globally or locally in your composer project. This will automatically install phpcs and all of its dependencies. ![]() You can install Coder Sniffer through Composer.
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