PHPStan finds bugs in your code without writing tests by using runnin static analysis on your project's code.

Create your Github Workflow configuration in .github/workflows/ci.yml or similar.

name: CI

on: [push]

jobs:
  build-test:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest

    steps:
    - uses: actions/checkout@v2
    - uses: php-actions/composer@v5 # or alternative dependency management
    - uses: php-actions/phpstan@v2
    # ... then your own project steps ...

We've put together an extremely simple example application that uses php-actions/phpstan. Check it out here: https://github.com/php-actions/example-phpstan.

The following configuration options are available:

• version The version of PHPUnit to use e.g. 9 or 9.5.0 (default: latest)
• php_version The version of PHP to use e.g. 7.4 (default: latest)
• php_extensions Space-separated list of extensions using php-build e.g. xdebug mbstring (default: N/A)
• command The command to run e.g. list or worker (default: analyse)
• path Path(s) with source code to run analysis on (required)
• configuration Configuration file location
• level Level of rule options - the higher, the stricter
• paths_file Path to a file with a list of paths to run analysis on
• autoload_file Project's additional autoload file path
• error_format Format in which to print the result of the analysis
• generate_baseline Path to a file where the baseline should be saved
• memory_limit Memory limit for analysis
• args Extra arguments to pass to the phpstan binary

By default, adding - uses: php-actions/phpstan@v2 into your workflow will run phpstan analyse, as analyse is the default command name.

You can issue custom commands by passing a command input, like so:

jobs:
  phpstan:

    ...

    - name: PHPStan
      uses: php-actions/phpstan@v2
      with:
        command: your-command-here

The syntax for passing in a custom input is the following:

...

jobs:
  phpstan:

    ...

    - name: PHPStan Static Analysis
      uses: php-actions/phpstan@v2
      with:
        configuration: custom/path/to/phpstan.neon
        memory_limit: 256M

If you require other configurations of phpstan, please request them in the Github issue tracker

It's possible to run any version of PHPStan under any version of PHP, with any PHP extensions you require. This is configured with the following inputs:

• version - the version number of PHPStan to run e.g. 0.12.63 (default: latest)
• php_version - the version number of PHP to use e.g. 7.4 (default: latest)
• php_extensions - a space-separated list of extensions to install using php-build e.g. xdebug mbstring (default: N/A)

If you require a specific version combination that is not compatible with Github Actions for some reason, please make a request in the Github issue tracker.

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