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https://github.com/mhujer/yaml-sort-checker

Tool for checking if the YAML config files are alphabetically sorted
https://github.com/mhujer/yaml-sort-checker

php static-analysis symfony yaml

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Tool for checking if the YAML config files are alphabetically sorted

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# YAML file sort checker [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/mhujer/yaml-sort-checker.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/mhujer/yaml-sort-checker)

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This library helps you to keep YAML file sorted to prevent unnecessary merge conflicts.

> Check out the article I've written about the tool: [Keep your YAML files sorted with YAML sort checker](https://blog.martinhujer.cz/yaml-sort-checker/)

Typical example is when two developers register a new service in `services.yml`. If they both add it to the end, it unevitably will lead to a merge conflict. However, when the services are alphabetically sorted, the probability of merge conflict is much lower (because the added services probably won't clash).

![yaml-sort-checker DEMO](./docs/yaml-sort-checker-demo.png)

Usage
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1. Install the latest version with `composer require --dev mhujer/yaml-sort-checker`
2. Create a configuration file `yaml-sort-checker.yml` in project root with list of the files for checking, see the [example configuration for Symfony app](/docs/symfony-config/yaml-sort-checker.yml).
3. Run `vendor/bin/yaml-sort-checker` (depends on where you have your Composer bin directory)
4. Exclude the yaml keys (or even whole sections) you don't want to sort - e.g. it makes more sense to have them unsorted (see the [example configuration](/docs/symfony-config/yaml-sort-checker.yml))

PHPStorm Integration
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Until [WI-35271](https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WI-35271) is resolved, YAML sort checker can be integrated into PHPStorm by using File Watcher feature.

1. Open Settings -> Tools -> File Watchers
2. Add new
3. File type: `YAML`
4. Program: `PATH_TO_YOUR_PROJECT\vendor\bin\yaml-sort-checker.bat`
5. Open *Other Options* and enter: `$ProjectFileDir$` to *Working directory*
6. Now, when you are editing YAML files, it will run the checker on every file save and will open the console if there are errors

Requirements
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Works with PHP 7.2 or higher and Symfony 3.4 or higher.

Submitting bugs and feature requests
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Bugs and feature request are tracked on [GitHub](https://github.com/mhujer/yaml-sort-checker/issues)

Author
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[Martin Hujer](https://www.martinhujer.cz)

Changelog
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See [CHANGELOG.md](./CHANGELOG.md) for latest changes.