I have recently started using so am slowly getting used to it and setting up features I used to use in Sublime. Open any Drupal file and hit Ctrl (Cmd) + B to run the sniffer on that file. Activate the Drupal Build file by going to Tools > Build System > DrupalCodingStandard in Sublime.ģ. If you don't know where your Sublime installation saves its packages then open Sublime, go to Preferences > Browse Packages, and replace the above path with yours.Ģ. Download the Sublime Build file from the repo: wget -O ~/.config/sublime-text-3/Packages/User/DrupalCodingStandard.sublime-build Here are the few steps you need to follow to add it to Sublime Text 2/3:ġ. Or add it to your favourite text editor/IDE. You can use it from command line by running: phpcs -standard=Drupal file/to/check Tell phpcs to use the Drupal standards from the downloaded Coder module: sudo phpcs -config-set installed_paths /folder/where/i/want/coder/coder/coder_snifferĪt this point you have PHP Code Sniffer set up with Drupal coding standards.

It should download the latest version which is 8.x - if it doesn't then add -select to the drush command and choose the 8.x branch.ģ. cd /folder/where/i/want/coder drush dl coder You can download it in any 'normal' folder, but not in a Drupal project. Note: download the 8.x branch, even if you intend to use it on Drupal 7. Test that it's installed by running phpcs -hand it should output the code sniffer help. Download php code sniffer (source code: ) curl -OL curl -OL sudo mv phpcs.phar /usr/bin/phpcs sudo mv phpcbf.phar /usr/bin/phpcbf sudo chmod a+x /usr/bin/phpc*

I decided to write a quick post with all the commands in one place and small descriptions for most of the commands: Installing Drupal Coding Snifferġ. A few weeks ago I had to go through the process of setting up php code sniffer on my new computer, and realised how confusing most of the blog posts out there are and how many loops and posts you have to jump through to get it set up.

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