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  • New Features
    • Introduced a new HelloWorld class with a method to display a greeting along with a formatted date.
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    • Added configuration for PHPStan static analysis to improve code quality.

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A PHPStan configuration file is added to enable static analysis at the most basic level, specifying which directories to include or exclude. Additionally, a new PHP file introduces aHelloWorld class with a method that prints a greeting message along with a formatted date, utilizing strict typing.

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phpstan.neonAdded configuration file for PHPStan with level 0, includes current directory, excludes some dirs.
test.phpIntroducedHelloWorld class with asayHello method that prints a greeting and formatted date.

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phpstan.neon (1)

1-9:Consider increasing the PHPStan level for better analysis.

The configuration is correctly set up with appropriate path inclusions and exclusions. However, level 0 provides only the most basic checks. Consider gradually increasing the level (up to 9) as your codebase matures to catch more potential issues.

parameters:-    level: 0+    level: 1    paths:        - .    excludePaths:        - vendor/*        - node_modules/*        - .git/*
test.php (1)

7-7:Consider improving the output method.

The current implementation usesecho directly, which makes the method less flexible for testing or different output contexts. Consider returning the string instead or accepting an output interface.

-        echo 'Hello, ' . $date->format('j. n. Y');+        return 'Hello, ' . $date->format('j. n. Y');

And update the method signature:

-    public function sayHello(DateTimeImmutable $date): void+    public function sayHello(DateTimeImmutable $date): string
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5-5: Parameter $date of method HelloWorld::sayHello() has invalid type DateTimeImutable.

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test.php (1)

1-1:Good use of strict typing.

The strict typing declaration is properly implemented, which will help catch type-related errors early.


class HelloWorld
{
public function sayHello(DateTimeImutable $date): void

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⚠️ Potential issue

Fix the typo in the class name.

There's a typo in the parameter type.DateTimeImutable should beDateTimeImmutable (missing 'm').

-    public function sayHello(DateTimeImutable $date): void+    public function sayHello(DateTimeImmutable $date): void
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publicfunction sayHello(DateTimeImutable$date):void
publicfunction sayHello(DateTimeImmutable$date):void
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5-5: Parameter $date of method HelloWorld::sayHello() has invalid type DateTimeImutable.

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