This repository describes some of our processes and standards.
Name | Description |
---|---|
bug |
A mistake in our software |
enhancement |
Something that we should improve in our software, also includes new features |
question |
A request for information from the developer who is responsible for the component |
support |
A support case, i.e. a customer's support request which is not yet confirmed as a bug |
waiting |
We're waiting for some external response. Only combine with support . |
critical |
A bug that is so severe that one or more customers are unable to work with our software |
major |
A bug that prevents important functionality of our software from being used |
minor |
A bug that we should fix, but for which a workaround exists or which has little impact on day-to-day use |
trivial |
A bug that has next to no impact and is easy to fix (e.g. translation error, small glitches) |
You can add automatic code style checks to your shopware plugin repositories using the pre-commit
and pre-push
git hooks contained in git-hooks/shopware-plugin
. Just change your plugin's composer.json
as follows:
...
"repositories": [
...
{
"type": "vcs",
"url": "git@github.com:VIISON/composer-git-hooks-installer-plugin.git"
},
{
"type": "vcs",
"url": "git@github.com:VIISON/style-guide.git"
},
...
],
...
"require-dev": {
...
"viison/style-guide": "*",
...
},
...
"extra": {
...
"required-viison-git-hooks": {
"viison/style-guide": ["shopware-plugin"]
},
...
},
...
Make sure to use the *
wildcard as the required version of this repository to always use the latest code style definitions.
Name | Description |
---|---|
javascript/eslintrc.js |
Describes the ES6 ESLint configuration |
javascript/legacy/eslintrc.js |
Describes the ES5 ESLint configuration |
To lint PHP Code using PHP CodeSniffer, you have to install the package php-code-sniffer
(at least v3.2.0
). On macOS you can install it using homebrew brew install php-cs-fixer
.
The ruleset required to lint Shopware plugins is located in php/php-codesniffer-standard/VIISON
and is mostly based on the PSR-1
and PSR-2
coding standards. You must configure your php-cs plugin in your IDE to use that standard by setting the standard
option to that path.
To add a test for a custom sniff, add a test file into the correctly namespaced folder in php/php-codesniffer-standard/VIISON/Tests
. The test files and the test classes need to be named exactly like the test class but with the Sniff
postfix replaced by a UnitTest
postfix. Please note that tests don't fail, if they are named incorrectly but they are false negatives.