This starter kit is here to easily start a repository for Wild Code School students.

It's symfony website-skeleton project with some additional library (webpack, fixtures) and tools to validate code standards.

• GrumPHP, as pre-commit hook, will run 2 tools when git commit is run :

  • PHP_CodeSniffer to check PSR12
  • PHPStan focuses on finding errors in your code (without actually running it)
  • PHPmd will check if you follow PHP best practices

  If tests fail, the commit is canceled and a warning message is displayed to developper.

• Github Action as Continuous Integration will be run when a branch with active pull request is updated on github. It will run :

  • Tasks to check if vendor, .idea, env.local are not versionned,
  • PHP_CodeSniffer, PHPStan and PHPmd with same configuration as GrumPHP.

1. Check composer is installed
2. Check yarn & node are installed

1. Clone this project
2. Run composer install
3. Run yarn install
4. Run yarn encore dev to build assets

1. Run symfony server:start to launch your local php web server
2. Run yarn run dev --watch to launch your local server for assets (or yarn dev-server do the same with Hot Module Reload activated)

1. Run php ./vendor/bin/phpcs to launch PHP code sniffer
2. Run php ./vendor/bin/phpstan analyse src --level max to launch PHPStan
3. Run php ./vendor/bin/phpmd src text phpmd.xml to launch PHP Mess Detector
4. Run ./node_modules/.bin/eslint assets/js to launch ESLint JS linter

If you develop on Windows, you should edit you git configuration to change your end of line rules with this command:

git config --global core.autocrlf true

The .editorconfig file in root directory do this for you. You probably need EditorConfig extension if your IDE is VSCode.

1. Fill DATABASE_URL variable in .env.local file with DATABASE_URL="mysql://root:password@database:3306/<choose_a_db_name>"
2. Install Docker Desktop an run the command:

docker-compose up -d

3. Wait a moment and visit http://localhost:8000

Some files are used to manage automatic deployments (using tools as Caprover, Docker and Github Action). Please do not modify them.

• Dockerfile Web app configuration for Docker container
• docker-entry.sh shell instruction to execute when docker image is built
• nginx.conf Nginx server configuration
• php.ini Php configuration

• Symfony
• GrumPHP
• PHP_CodeSniffer
• PHPStan
• PHPMD
• ESLint
• Sass-Lint

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.

Wild Code School trainers team

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