• Do you want to get quick glimpse of new project code quality?
• Do you want to know, what PHPStan level is the best for your project?
• Do you want to know, how much errors you're facing per level to see how hard it will be to reach them?

Get error count for each PHPStan level!

First, we look into the project root for phpstan.neon file.

• If found, we reuse it.
• If not, we look for defaults source code paths like /src, /app, /tests, etc.

Then we run PHPStan for each level from 0 to 8. We count errors and display them in a table.

composer require tomasvotruba/phpstan-bodyscan --dev

Run tool in your project. It will take some time, as it will run full PHPStan analysis for each level.

vendor/bin/phpstan-bodyscan

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To get errors count per level:

+-------+-------------+-----------+
| Level | Error count | Increment |
+-------+-------------+-----------+
|     0 |           0 |         - |
|     1 |          35 |      + 35 |
|     2 |          59 |      + 24 |
|     3 |          59 |         - |
|     4 |         120 |      + 61 |
|     5 |         120 |         - |
|     6 |         253 |     + 133 |
|     7 |         350 |      + 97 |
|     8 |         359 |       + 9 |
+-------+-------------+-----------;

vendor/bin/phpstan-bodyscan --no-ignore

vendor/bin/phpstan-bodyscan --bare

We got you covered:

vendor/bin/phpstan-bodyscan --json

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[
    {
        "level": 0,
        "error_count": 0,
        "increment_count": 0
    },
    {
        "level": 1,
        "error_count": 5,
        "increment_count": 5
    },
    {
        "level": 2,
        "error_count": 25,
        "increment_count": 20
    }
]

Are you interested only in a few levels? You can limit ranges by the options:

vendor/bin/phpstan-bodyscan run --min-level 0 --max-level 3

Some projects need to load .env file to run PHPStan. You can do it like this:

vendor/bin/phpstan-bodyscan run --env-file some-parameters.env

Running PHPStan on a new project you don't know might crash. To save data from finished levels, we dump them to the bodyscan-log.txt file.

If the run crashes for any reason, the PHPStan error output is also dumped to the same file.

Happy coding!