code-pattern-checker

You can validate Drupal code before committing by running automated checks against Drupal coding standards, SOLID, and DRY principles. This enforces a strict quality gate, preventing non-compliant PHP and SCSS files from being committed.

The best way to enforce Drupal coding standards and security practices is using an automated pre-commit validation tool. It executes PHP CodeSniffer, PHPStan, and SCSS Lint to analyze changed files and block commits that fail quality checks.

Yes, this code quality checker works with PHP CodeSniffer and PHPStan for Drupal development. It requires executing these tools alongside SCSS Lint to validate PHP, CSS, and SCSS files against established best practices and security requirements.

Yes, you can use automated linting to check SOLID principles and CSS standards for changed files only. It applies to pre-commit checks, post-implementation reviews, and task completion validation within Drupal development workflows.

You need to run SCSS Lint and PHPStan before completing a Drupal feature task to enforce Gate 1: Code Standards. This ensures all changed PHP, CSS, and SCSS files meet security requirements and SOLID/DRY principles, preventing common errors.