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Command line tool to validate (syntax check) SQL files. Mirror of http://git.cweiske.de/php-sqllint.git/
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Command line tool to validate (syntax check) SQL files. Mirror of http://git.cweiske.de/php-sqllint.git/

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PHP-SQLlint
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Command line tool to validate (syntax check) SQL files.
Primarily for MySQL ``.sql`` files.

Can be used in git pre-commit hooks to catch errors.
Use it from your shell, offline and without any SQL server.

You can also use it to format SQL queries.

=====
Usage
=====
Syntax check::

$ php-sqllint tests/files/create-missingcomma.sql
Checking SQL syntax of tests/files/create-missingcomma.sql
Line 3, col 5 at "pid": A comma or a closing bracket was expected.
Line 3, col 13 at "11": Unexpected beginning of statement.
Line 3, col 17 at "DEFAULT": Unrecognized statement type.

Emacs mode::

$ php-sqllint -r emacs tests/files/create-noname.sql
tests/files/create-noname.sql:1.12:Error: The name of the entity was expected.
tests/files/create-noname.sql:1.13:Error: A closing bracket was expected.
tests/files/create-noname.sql:1.13:Error: At least one column definition was expected.

Formatting::

$ php-sqllint --format tests/files/select-unformatted.sql
SELECT
id,
NAME,
url
FROM
users
WHERE
DATE > NOW() AND id != 0
ORDER BY NAME
LIMIT 10

Syntax highlighting
===================
ANSI colors are applied automatically when not piping; you can use the
``--highlight`` option to override the automatism.

``--highlight`` option values:

``none``
No highlighting. Use it to disable automatic highlighting
``ansi``
ANSI escape codes for your shell
``html``
HTML tags

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Bugs
====
Does ``php-sqllint`` not detect a syntax error, or doesn't support a certain
SQL statement?
Then please report a bug at `phpmyadmin/sql-parser`__.

__ https://github.com/phpmyadmin/sql-parser

======================
Install using composer
======================
Run ``composer require cweiske/php-sqllint``, the package is hosted on `packagist `__

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Download
========
The download files are equipped with all dependencies.
Just download and run.

.. LATESTRELEASE

See `php-sqllint downloads page `_
for all released versions.

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Dependencies
============
- PEAR's `Console_Commandline`__
- `phpMyAdmin's SqlParser`__

__ http://pear.php.net/package/Console_CommandLine
__ https://github.com/phpmyadmin/sql-parser

Dependency installation
=======================
::

$ composer install

Now you can use ``./bin/php-sqllint`` without building the phar yourself.

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Building
========

Preparation
===========
1. Write new version number into ``VERSION``

Create the release
==================
You'll need `phing`__, the PHP build tool::

$ phing

__ https://www.phing.info/

The result are ``.phar`` files in ``dist/`` directory that you can execute::

$ ./dist/php-sqllint-0.0.1.phar tests/files/create-noname.sql
Checking SQL syntax of tests/files/create-noname.sql
Line 1, col 12 at "(": The name of the entity was expected.

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About PHP-SQLlint
=================

License
=======
``php-sqllint`` is licensed under the `AGPL v3`__ or later.

__ http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl.html

Homepage
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Home page
http://cweiske.de/php-sqllint.htm
Source code
http://git.cweiske.de/php-sqllint.git

Mirror: https://github.com/cweiske/php-sqllint

Author
======
Written by `Christian Weiske`__, cweiske+php-sqllint@cweiske.de

__ http://cweiske.de/