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Use individual type objects for each string (#757)
* Experiment with individual types for each string

* Fix bunch of errors

* Fix a few more issues

* Fix a whole bunch of bugs

* Fix most remaining bugs

* Fix isset warnings

* Fix psalm errors in psalm

* Limit big string size

* Fix falsiness of ints

* Fix issue with type widening, allowing value set in nested if to be altered

* Don’t complain if type is mixed

* Add skipped-for-now test

* Add specific test to address issue
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Psalm is a static analysis tool for finding errors in PHP applications, built on top of PHP Parser.

It's able to find a large number issues, but it can also be configured to only care about a small subset of those.

Try a live demo, or install it in your project by following the Quickstart Guide below.

Psalm documentation

Documentation is available on Psalms website, generated from the docs folder.

Quickstart Guide

Install via Composer:

composer require --dev vimeo/psalm

Add a config:

./vendor/bin/psalm --init

Then run Psalm:

./vendor/bin/psalm

The config created above will show you all issues in your code, but will emit INFO issues (as opposed to ERROR) for certain common trivial code problems. If you want a more lenient config you can specify the level with

./vendor/bin/psalm --init [source_dir] [level]

You can also learn how to suppress certain issues.

How Psalm Works

A basic rundown of Psalms internals can be found in docs/how_psalm_works.md.

Acknowledgements

The engineering team @vimeo for encouragement and patience, especially @nbeliard, @erunion and @nickyr.

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