Enforce Moodle PHP coding style with PSR-12 and PSR-1 rules.
npx skills add https://github.com/renne/skills --skill php-coding-style
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: php-coding-style Source: https://github.com/renne/skills/tree/main/moodle/php-coding-style Command: npx skills add https://github.com/renne/skills --skill php-coding-style
This Skill ensures PHP code adheres to Moodle's specific coding style guidelines, improving code consistency, readability, and maintainability across the Moodle ecosystem.
Review the provided PHP code snippet against the Moodle coding style guidelines.
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You can check PHP code against Moodle coding standards by applying rules based on PSR-12 and PSR-1 with Moodle-specific modifications. It validates indentation, naming conventions, brace placement, PHPDoc comments, and SQL formatting.
Moodle PHP coding style is based on PSR-12 and PSR-1 but adds Moodle-specific rules. It enforces additional guidelines for indentation, naming conventions, brace placement, PHPDoc comments, and SQL formatting tailored for Moodle core and plugins.
To validate PHPDoc comments in a Moodle plugin, use the Moodle PHPdoc Checker. It ensures your inline documentation adheres to the established Moodle coding style guidelines for consistency and maintainability.
Yes, Moodle Code Checker supports automated PHP style enforcement using PHP_CodeSniffer. It automatically validates PHP code against Moodle's specific coding style rules derived from PSR-12 and PSR-1 standards.
You need to apply Moodle-specific rules to PHP code when writing or reviewing code for Moodle core or plugins. Applying these coding standards ensures your code passes validation before plugin submission.
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