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- **Property initialisation checks**<br /> - **Property initialisation checks**<br />
Psalm checks that all properties of a given object have values after the constructor is called. Psalm checks that all properties of a given object have values after the constructor is called.
Psalm also has a few features to make it perform as well as possible on large codebases: - **Taint analysis**<br />
Psalm can [detect security vulnerabilities](https://psalm.dev/articles/detect-security-vulnerabilities-with-psalm) in your code.
- **Multi-threaded mode**<br /> - **Language Server**<br />
Wherever possible Psalm will run its analysis in parallel to save time. Useful for large codebases, it has a massive impact on performance. Psalm has a Language Server that’s [compatible with a range of different IDEs](https://psalm.dev/docs/running_psalm/language_server/).
- **Incremental checks**<br /> - **Automatic fixes**<br />
By default Psalm only analyses files that have changed and files that reference those changed files. Psalm can [fix many of the issues it finds automatically](https://psalm.dev/docs/manipulating_code/fixing/).
- **Automatic refactoring**<br />
Psalm can also [perform simple refactors](https://psalm.dev/docs/manipulating_code/refactoring/) from the command line.
## Example output ## Example output