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docs: add Flake8, PHPMD, PHPCS to template & reference (#428)#429

jmacdotorg merged 5 commits intocoderabbitai:mainfromhardikkgupta:docs/add-flake8-phpmd-phpcs-428

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hardikkgupta commentedJul 3, 2025

Add Flake8, PHPMD & PHPCS to template / reference
Add Flake8 to tools folder as well
Fixes#428

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The documentation and configuration template were updated to include three new static analysis tools: Flake8, PHPMD, and PHPCS. These tools are now described in the configuration reference, added to the YAML template with enabled flags, and included in the documentation sidebar under supported tools.

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Files/Paths	Change Summary
docs/reference/configuration.md	Added configuration reference documentation for Flake8, PHPMD, and PHPCS tools.
docs/reference/yaml-template.md	Updated YAML config template to include flake8, phpmd, and phpcs with enabled: true.
sidebars.ts	Added Flake8, PHPMD, and PHPCS to the "Supported tools" list in the documentation sidebar.

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sequenceDiagram    participant User    participant Docs    participant ConfigTemplate    participant Sidebar    User->>Docs: View configuration reference    Docs->>User: Show Flake8, PHPMD, PHPCS sections    User->>ConfigTemplate: View .coderabbit.yaml template    ConfigTemplate->>User: Show flake8, phpmd, phpcs enabled by default    User->>Sidebar: Browse supported tools    Sidebar->>User: Display Flake8, PHPMD, PHPCS entries

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Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Add Flake8, PHPMD, PHPCS to config file template and config reference (#428)	✅
Add Flake8, PHPMD, PHPCS to Tools section in Configuration Reference (#428)	✅
Add Flake8, PHPMD, PHPCS to Supported Tools in sidebar (#428)	✅

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YAML templates set just right.
Sidebar lists them, all in a row—
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docs/reference/yaml-template.md (1)
110-126:Alphabetical order nit-pick for the PHP tool entries
The new PHP tool entries were added as
phpmdphpcs
phpcs should come beforephpmd to keep the list in (case-insensitive) alphabetical order, matching the rest of the template.
-    phpmd:-      enabled: true-    phpcs:-      enabled: true+    phpcs:+      enabled: true+    phpmd:+      enabled: true
docs/tools/flake8.md (1)
24-31:Format CLI options as code for consistency & readability
The option flags--select and--extend-ignore render as plain text.
Surrounding them with back-ticks matches the rest of our docs style and lets them render as code.
-- Select / ignore rule filtering (--select, --extend-ignore)+- Select / ignore rule filtering (`--select`, `--extend-ignore`)
docs/reference/configuration.md (2)
2853-2891:Minor wording / breadcrumb inconsistency
Most tool sections use the pattern“Review > Tools >Tool-Name > Enable” forLocation.
Here it reads“Review > Tools > Enable Flake8”, dropping the intermediate tool name segment.
Consider aligning it for search consistency:
-        <td>Review &gt; Tools &gt; Enable Flake8</td>+        <td>Review &gt; Tools &gt; Flake8 &gt; Enable</td>
Same applies toDefault row directly above ‑ no change needed.
3715-3794:Section ordering breaks PMD’s flow
The newPHPMD andPHPCS blocks were inserted between theEnable PMD subsection and PMD’sConfig File subsection.
This splits PMD’s documentation in two and can confuse readers.
Recommend moving thePHPMD / PHPCS blocks below the entire PMD section (after the PMDConfig File table) or giving them their own top-level heading outside of the PMD section.
No diff supplied because the move spans large non-contiguous regions.

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Learnt from: alexcoderabbitaiPR: coderabbitai/coderabbit-docs#0File: :0-0Timestamp: 2025-06-02T14:07:49.512ZLearning: For files in docs/tools/*.md directory: Do not recommend installation instructions or usage setup steps. All tools documented in this directory are pre-installed in CodeRabbit's default environment and require no installation steps from users. Documentation should focus on tool capabilities and features only.

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Learnt from: alexcoderabbitaiPR: coderabbitai/coderabbit-docs#0File: :0-0Timestamp: 2025-06-02T14:07:49.512ZLearning: For files in docs/tools/*.md directory: Do not recommend installation instructions or usage setup steps. All tools documented in this directory are pre-installed in CodeRabbit's default environment and require no installation steps from users. Documentation should focus on tool capabilities and features only.

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1-37:Good: no installation instructions – complies with docs/tools guideline

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smb06 commentedJul 3, 2025

@hardikkgupta - i noticed this in one of the nitpick comments above. I think this is important to fix:

"The new PHPMD and PHPCS blocks were inserted between the Enable PMD subsection and PMD’s Config File subsection.
This splits PMD’s documentation in two and can confuse readers.

Recommend moving the PHPMD / PHPCS blocks below the entire PMD section (after the PMD Config File table) or giving them their own top-level heading outside of the PMD section."

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smb06 commentedJul 3, 2025

@hardikkgupta - this seems important to fix too:

"Format CLI options as code for consistency & readability

The option flags --select and --extend-ignore render as plain text.
Surrounding them with back-ticks matches the rest of our docs style and lets them render as code.
-- Select / ignore rule filtering (--select, --extend-ignore)
+- Select / ignore rule filtering (--select,--extend-ignore)