Can you add documentation to the README that explains how one can ignore a line(s)s of code or disable a ruleset all together during a check? I'm happy to contribute that if you can point me to some examples or even provide them here.

Expected behavior

Ability ignore certain lines/rules.

Actual behavior

I'm unable to do so, or haven't found the documentation.

Can you help me understand how this relates to https://github.com/friendsoftwig/twigcs with functionality and when I would want to use one vs the other?

The one big thing I've noticed so far is that this project seems to offer automated code style fixes while https://github.com/friendsoftwig/twigcs does not.

This project also seems to enforce the Symfony standard while https://github.com/friendsoftwig/twigcs enforces the "Official one from Twig".

At the moment the only available standard is the official one from twig.

• https://github.com/friendsoftwig/twigcs#custom-coding-standard

I need to test them both out more this week, but wanted to file an issue to hopefully get a discussion started and document my finding too when I know more.

Any help or guidance is much appreciated!

Hey there, is it possible to add tags? or exclude single files?

I try to fix this line:

{% cache 'cache_key' ttl(300) %}
    say hello cache
{% endcache %}

And i´m getting: File is invalid: Unknown "cache" tag.

Description

This is not working currently, but I wanted to get it up here to see if I'm at least roughly in line with the approach you were thinking.

This PR is attempting to partially revert these changes:

• https://github.com/VincentLanglet/symfony-custom-coding-standard/pull/114/files

One thing I'm not 100% clear on is why we want to keep TwigCsFixer\File\Finder.php or add configurability around that. Why would we not just always use the Symfony Finder? Or perhaps I'm misunderstanding your intent?

Motivation

• #32

Remaining Tasks

• [x] Decide if we need to support both Finders
• [x] Get it to actually work.
• [ ] Update tests if applicable?
• [ ] Update the README with documentation about the new option.

Rule(s) related to or rule(s) missing

N/A

Expected behavior

I'm finally getting around to fully integrating the exclude/custom finder functionality. Thanks again for your help with that.

• https://github.com/VincentLanglet/Twig-CS-Fixer/pull/35#issuecomment-911929586

I created a custom .twig-cs-fixer.php per the instructions in the README and everything is working. However I realized that my change might be what we want by default.

I simply added ->exclude('node_modules'); and I'm wondering if that should be the default.

• https://github.com/ChromaticHQ/chq-robo/pull/36

If so, I'm happy to submit a PR for that.

Actual behavior

Exclude node_modules from linting by default.

Hi, first thanks for this lib, I discovered it recently and began to use it on some of my pro/perso projects :)

Rule(s) related to or rule(s) missing

I have a question regarding a fix on spaces for some twig: see after

Expected behavior

it removes extra spaces

{% extends '@Admin/base.html.twig' %}
{% block main_content %}

Actual behavior

it does not remove extra spaces

{%    extends    '@Admin/...'     %}
{%    block main_content       %}

I was expecting the same twig cs fix as for example:

{{ my_var}} => {{ my_var }}

Is it a normal behavior or should I configure something? I am using the v0.3 with the default config (and twig/twig v2)

Thank you!

I replaced bin/twig-cs-fixer with vendor/bin/twig-cs-fixer as that is today more common. I also added empty spaces around code blocks as that is required for some markdown viewers sadly not remember which one it was where that problem popped up.

PS: really great project 👍

Let's say we have sth like this in the code: {% set var = 'test'[0:1] ~ 'test'[:3] %}

After firing the lint --fix we have: {% set var = 'test'[0: 1] ~ 'test'[: 3] %}

Hello and thanks for this very useful tool! Is there a way to format the HTML along with the twig tags or I should use another tool for this? Which one would you recommend?

Thanks!

Adds a caching system heavily based on PHP-CS-Fixer's

Create a file named .twig-cs-fixer.php at the root of your project and add the following content:

<?php

use TwigCsFixer\Config\Config;

$config = new Config();
$config->setCacheFile('/tmp/cache-file');

return $config;

i update all my tools as part of my ci.

And It used to work well (version 0.5), But now it errors with latest version (0.5.1) :

twig-cs-fixer lint --fix /xxx/views
Error: The "lint" directory does not exist.

i reverted version, using this, and it worked again :

composer global require vincentlanglet/twig-cs-fixer:0.5

has the parameters changed in the new version ? the unit tests passed ?

Rule(s) related to or rule(s) missing

I'm searching for a way which I can force a space around object in single lines.

Expected behavior

+{{ include('app/atoms/icon.html.twig', { icon: 'time' }, with_context = false) }
-{{ include('app/atoms/icon.html.twig', {icon: 'time'}, with_context = false) }}

Actual behavior

-{{ include('app/atoms/icon.html.twig', { icon: 'time' }, with_context = false) }
+{{ include('app/atoms/icon.html.twig', {icon: 'time'}, with_context = false) }}