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laravel/pint v1.13.10

An opinionated code formatter for PHP.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does laravel/pint do?

Laravel Pint is a highly opinionated PHP code style fixer catering to minimalists. It's an invaluable tool for maintaining a clean and consistent code style in PHP projects. Laravel Pint utilizes the power of PHP-CS-Fixer. By integrating Laravel Pint into your PHP development workflow, you can ensure your codebase maintains a consistent, clean, and modern style, benefiting readability and maintainability immensely.

How do you use laravel/pint?

To leverage Laravel Pint in improving your PHP code aesthetics, you first need to install the composer package. Run the following command in your project directory:

composer require laravel/pint

Once the package is installed, you can use it to automatically fix your code style. Executing the following command will check all PHP files in your directory and apply the default fixes:

vendor/bin/pint fix

You can also point Pint to specific files or directories:

vendor/bin/pint fix /path/to/your/directory
vendor/bin/pint fix /path/to/your/file.php

Remember, the usage of the Laravel Pint package requires your project to be PHP-CS-Fixer compatible.

Where are the laravel/pint docs?

Detailed documentation for Laravel Pint, including how to install the composer package, how to use it, and how to configure it, can be found at the Laravel website - https://laravel.com/docs/pint. This extensive guide will provide you with all the necessary information to get the most out of Laravel Pint in your PHP projects. Always ensure to follow the official documentation for the latest features and compatibility information.