PHP Makefile

A set of makefiles consists of useful rules for PHP development.

Installation

Install as development package by using Composer

composer require --dev gasolwu/php-makefile

Or, append the following snippet into your composer.json and then run install manually by composer install

{
    "require-dev": {
        "gasolwu/php-makefile": "^0.1"
    }
}

Getting Started

The minimum setup is to create your own Makefile and includes the PHP.mk.

cat > Makefile <<EOF
include vendor/gasolwu/php-makefile/PHP.mk
EOF

Usage

Available targets

Basic

• make syntax - Check syntax by PHP built-in linter
• make clean - Remove build directory

With USES=phpunit

• make phpunit.xml - Generate configuration file for PHPUnit with suggested settings
• make phpunit - Run test with PHPUnit

With USES=composer

• make vendor - Install dependencies by using Composer

With USES=phpcs

• make style - Check coding style by PHP_CodeSniffer

Hints

There are two approches to run test by default, So you can run test by running make instead of make phpunit

1. Define .DEFAULT_GOAL

    .DEFAULT_GOAL := phpunit

2. Declare all target that depends on phpunit

    all: phpunit

Configuration

Those variables should work well for most PHP libraries by default, If it doesn’t, Feel free to apply changes that applicable to you.

• USES - Possible values are
  • composer
  • phpunit
  • phpcs
• BUILD_DIR - Build directory that contains all generated files during the build phase are placed here. Should be listed in VCS ignore file. Default to build.
• PHP_SRCDIR - Source directory, Default to src.
• PHP_TESTDIR - Tests directory, Default to tests.

License

MIT - Copyright © 2019 Gasol Wu