drupal-php-standards

To enforce Drupal coding standards before committing PHP code, run automated static analysis checks using GrumPHP. This applies PHPCS, PHPStan level 8, PHPMD, and spelling checks to your modules and themes to prevent QA failures.

The best way to prevent QA failures when writing Drupal modules and themes is automating strict quality checks at commit time. Applying zero-tolerance static analysis to PHP files catches coding standard violations before integration.

Yes, GrumPHP integrates with PHPStan level 8 for Drupal PHP static analysis. It runs these checks alongside PHPCS, PHPMD, and CSpell on modified PHP files to enforce zero-tolerance quality thresholds.

Yes, you can run Drupal coding standard checks on .module and .install files. The automated checks also apply to .php, .inc, and .theme files, providing guardrails for both small edits and larger refactors.

Drupal PHP code changes fail QA at commit time due to inconsistent coding standards across modules and themes. Automating strict static analysis with zero-tolerance thresholds before integration prevents these post-commit fixes.

Yes, Drupal static analysis supports checking both one-line hooks and new service methods. It applies automated quality gates across any modified Drupal module or theme PHP file to ensure full compliance.