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Joshua Ramon Enslin 2020-10-10 21:31:04 +02:00 committed by Stefan Rohde-Enslin
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* Quality Assurance Settings for museum-digital * Quality Assurance Settings for museum-digital
Most of the code used at [museum-digital](https://www.museum-digital.org) is written in PHP. To keep a uniform code style throughout the code, we use [PHP Code Sniffer](https://github.com/squizlabs/PHP_CodeSniffer). Most of the code used at [[https://www.museum-digital.org][museum-digital]] is written in PHP. To keep a uniform code style throughout the code, we use [[https://github.com/squizlabs/PHP_CodeSniffer][PHP Code Sniffer]].
** Tools used ** Tools used
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This repository serves to collect generally applicable rules, that can be embedded into the specific rule sets of the different projects. This repository serves to collect generally applicable rules, that can be embedded into the specific rule sets of the different projects.
The file `md_phpcs_rules.xml` contains the main style guide. When rewriting files to fit the uniform style rules, `md_phpcs_rules_basic.xml` comes in handy as a first step. It contains the same rules, excluding some which require or encourage a more in-depth look at the code (the prohibition of procedural-style calls to mysqli functions is e.g. a good opportunity to check the efficiency of queries). The file _md_phpcs_rules.xml_ contains the main style guide. When rewriting files to fit the uniform style rules, _md_phpcs_rules_basic.xml_ comes in handy as a first step. It contains the same rules, excluding some which require or encourage a more in-depth look at the code (the prohibition of procedural-style calls to mysqli functions is e.g. a good opportunity to check the efficiency of queries).