This task runs phpmd, a Project Mess Detector (PMD) for PHP Code. You need an installed version of this software to use this task.
            NB: if you have installed the
            PHPMD Phar file, make sure you set the
            pharLocation attribute!
Table C.68: Attributes
| Name | Type | Description | Default | Required | 
|---|---|---|---|---|
file | String | Path to source file or path | n/a | Only when there are no nested
                        fileset elements | 
rulesets | String | Sets the rulesets used for analyzing the source code | codesize, unusedcode | No | 
minimumPriority | Integer | The minimum priority for rules to load. | 5 | No | 
allowedFileExtensions | String | Comma-separated list of valid file extensions (without dot) for analyzed files. | php | No | 
ignorePatterns | String | Comma-separated list of directory patterns to ignore. | .git, .svn,
                                CVS, .bzr,
                                .hg | No | 
format | String | The format for the report when no nested formatter is used. | text | No | 
pharlocation | String | Location of the PHPMD Phar file. | n/a | No | 
cachefile | String | If set, enables writing of last-modified times to
                            cachefile, to speed up processing of files that
                            rarely change | none | No | 
<phpmd file="path/to/source.php"/>
Checking syntax of one particular source file. Sending Text-Report to STDOUT.
<phpmd file="path/to/source"> <formatter type="html" outfile="reports/pmd.html"/> </phpmd>
Checking syntax of source files in the given path.
<phpmd>
   <fileset dir="${builddir}">
     <include name="apps/**/*.php" />
     <include name="lib/de/**/*.php" />
   </fileset>
   <formatter type="xml" outfile="reports/pmd.xml"/>
 </phpmd>
            Checking syntax of source files in the fileset pathes.
 This nested tag is required when the file attribute is
                        not set.
formatter
                    
 The results of the analysis can be printed in different formats. Output
                        will always be sent to STDOUT, unless you set the usefile
                        attribute to true and set an filename in the
                            outfile attribute.
Table C.69: Attributes
| Name | Type | Description | Default | Required | 
|---|---|---|---|---|
type | String | The output format. Accepts the same values as the
                                            format attribute
                                            (xml, html,
                                            text). | 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 |