Officially abandoned : head to SonarQube with the PHP Plugin to ensure efficient code quality assurance.

This is SCQAT, the Standardized Code Quality Assurance Tool, an open source set of utilities that ensures the quality of the code for you, your development team and your boss.

SCQAT is a lightweight way to wrap industry standard code quality analyzers in a simple and efficient tool.

You need to run PHP 5.4 or greater.

SCQAT relies on Composer magic to manage dependencies. If you haven't already installed it, just grab composer.phar running the one-liner install command you will find here.

We will assume that you will run composer.phar locally placed in a newly created /path/to/folder directory.

php composer.phar require clorichel/scqat:0.5

Thanks to each Composer contributor, yes, that was it. First composer require will install everything, another require in the same folder with a new version number will simply update.

Using Linux / Unix / OSX ? Nothing simplest, run the composer require then :

ln -s /path/to/folder/vendor/bin/scqat /usr/local/bin/scqat

Command failed ? Just run again with sudo. In OSX ? Create /usr/local/bin/ folder which may not exist.

There is absolutely no need to run that command again when updating SCQAT.

Installed globally ? Just open your console and do :

scqat -d /path/to/sourcecode

Your code has just been analyzed ! The quality report shown is self-explanatory. Not installed globally ? You have to add the path, run /path/to/folder/vendor/bin/scqat

Have a look to the CLI Manual for detailed usage. Enpower your projects with a simple .scqat YAML file to configure nearly everything as described in the Configuration Manual.

SCQAT aims to be an universal tool to ensure code QA. Initial development was focused on PHP code language, through a simple tool running command line (CLI).

Is your favorite language and/or QA tool missing ? You are pleased to open an issue.

Composer familiar, please send a pull request : just implement a \SCQAT\LanguageAbstract with a simple fileNameMatcher method to determine which filenames your language will handle, and a \SCQAT\AnalyzerAbstract that does the job and return a \SCQAT\Result.

See \SCQAT\Language\PHP and \SCQAT\Language\PHP\Analyzer\Lint for concrete examples, and just duplicate them for a quick start.

For instance SCQAT does exactly what it says : it's an efficient tool to standardize code quality assurance. You can run it on many platforms. It installs in no time. Reports are clear and clean. One can use it on a git pre-commit hook or add it on a continuous integration stack. Little PHP development skills are required to implement new languages and analyzers.

Short term work is listed in the CHANGELOG with each version.

Mid to long term will be working on reports to be able to export them in some usual formats (TXT, and HTML), rating and ranking with badges, and any other need that could appear. You are all pleased to open issues or pull requests with your ideas and/or needs.

Nothing has been dispatched everywhere, simply remove your /usr/local/bin/scqat symlink (if installed globally) and the /path/to/folder install directory. Before doing this, you are pleased to open an issue if something went bad for you ;)