[PRIVATE BETA] Monitor quality of many Packages and Projects in one place

Monitor code quality for all your projects and packages in one place, ensuring consistency and eliminating conflicts across PHP versions.

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Have a single place to monitor your projects and packages code quality from no more conflicts between packages, no more one project in PHP 8.1 and other in PHP 7.2.

Install

composer require rector/monitor --dev

1. Single place to Quality control Multiple repositories

vendor/bin/monitor analyze

This command will load monitor.php configuration file from project root. There you define repositories and requirements to meet:

use Rector\Monitor\Config\MonitorConfig;

return MonitorConfig::configure()
    ->addRepositories([
        'https://github.com/rectorphp/rector-symfony',
        'https://github.com/rectorphp/rector-doctrine',
        'https://github.com/rectorphp/rector-phpunit',
        'https://github.com/rectorphp/rector-downgrade-php',
    ])
    ->addRepositoryBranch('https://github.com/rectorphp/rector-src', 'main')
    // ->addRepositoryBranch('...', 'stage')

    // composer rules
    ->disallowPackages(['symfony/phpunit-bridge'])
    ->requirePackages([
        'rector/rector',
        'phpecs/phpecs',
        'phpstan/phpstan',
        'phpstan/extension-installer',
        'symplify/phpstan-rules',
    ])

    // version requirements
    ->minPackageVersion('phpstan/phpstan', '2.1')
    ->minPackageVersion('rector/rector', '2.2')

    // other rules
    ->noPhpstanBaseline();

The repositories are cloned locally and cached to get fast performance. To refresh them:

vendor/bin/monitor analyze --clear-cache

2. See full Matrix of Repositories' Dependencies

This command shows dependency table for each defined repository. It will show which package versions are used in which repositories. This way you can easily spot conflicts between your packages and projects.

vendor/bin/monitor matrix

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3. See Difference between Two Projects

• Do you want to merge 2 projects into one monorepo?
• Are you curious how much are 2 project different to each other?

Compare them to eliminate their differences first, then make their merge smooth and easy:

vendor/bin/monitor compare <monorepo-project> --merge-project <project-to-be-merged>

# e.g.
vendor/bin/monitor compare ../monorepo-project --merge-project ../project-to-be-merged

This command will check:

• differences in dependencies
• differences in autoload
• if Symfony, difference between config files
• PHPStan analyzed paths
• PHPStan extensions
• PHPStan level

Happy coding!