C.72 PHPLocTask

C.72 PHPLocTask
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This task runs phploc, a tool for measuring the size of PHP projects. You need an installed version of this tool (installable via PEAR) to use this task.

NB: if you have installed the PHPLOC PHAR, make sure you set the pharlocation attribute!

Table C.92: Attributes

Name	Type	Description	Default	Required
`reportType`	`String`	The type of the report. Available types are cli\|csv\|txt\|xml.	cli	No
`reportName`	`String`	The name of the report type without a file extension.	phploc-report	No
`reportDirectory`	`String`	The directory to write the report file to.	false	Yes, when report type csv, txt or xml is defined.
`countTests`	`Boolean`	Flag to count the projects tests or not.	false	No
`file`	`String`	The name of the file to check.	n/a	Yes, when no nested fileset is defined.
`suffixes`	`String`	A comma-separated list of file suffixes to check.	php	No
`pharlocation`	`String`	Location of the PHPLOC PHAR package.	n/a	No

C.72.1 Examples

<target name="-measure-and-log"
    description="Measures and logs the size of the project" hidden="true">
    <tstamp>
    <format property="check.date.time" pattern="%Y%m%d-%H%M%S" locale="en_US"/>
    </tstamp>
    <phploc reportType="txt" reportName="${check.date.time}-report"
            reportDirectory="phploc-reports">
    <fileset dir=".">
        <include name="**/*.php" />
        <include name="*.php" />
    </fileset>
    </phploc>
</target>

Checks the size of the project living in ${project.basedir} and writes the result as a txt report to ${project.basedir}/phploc-reports/${check.date.time}-report.txt.

<target name="project-size-and-tests"
description="Measures the size of the project and counts the tests">
    <phploc countTests="true">
    <fileset dir=".">
        <include name="**/*.php" />
        <include name="*.php" />
    </fileset>
    </phploc>
</target>

Checks the size of the project living in ${project.basedir}, counts the project tests and writes/logs the result to the CLI.

C.72.2 Supported Nested Tags

fileset

formatter

The results of the analysis can be printed in different formats. A formatter is required when reportType is not set.

Table C.93: Attributes

Name	Type	Description	Default	Required
`type`	`String`	The output format. Accepts the same values as the `reportType` attribute (`xml`, `csv`, `text`, `cli`).	n/a	Yes
`usefile`	`Boolean`	Boolean that determines whether output should be sent to a file.	`true`	No
`outfile`	`String`	Path to write output file to.	n/a	Yes, if `usefile>` is `true`

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