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[stereoit]

In visual studio code I've started to get the message in subject every time I save the PHP file. I working on older project with symfony 1.4.

[weiliank]

Facing same issue +1

[hampusboas]

+1

[uMotif-wichura]

+1

[nofendian17]

+1

[spencerchang]

+1

[jhoneswilliam]

-1 using

[prantikv]

any update on this?

[cjonasw]

+1

[roberteventival]

I just would like to state I am using latest VSCode + php-cs-fixer 0.1.34 and PHP formatter 0.2.4. Whenever I paste any PHP text, I get the message in the topic. When I have only php-cs-fixer enabled nothing happens (basically I start to get this when I enable php-formatter extension). I am extending old symfony 1.4 project (if that helps).

[ghost]

+1

[nosdoska]

+1

[tboydar]

+1 . mac vscode

[Jakobud]

+1. Doesn't work at all. A plugin should not require you to install outside dependencies. If you can't automatically install all dependencies via npm then fail.

[shahsagarm]

+1

[stereoit]

Is there anything I can do to resolve this? Somehow turn some setting on, provide logs?

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+1

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[lepiou]

+1 :/

[shahidmau]

+1

[ronbuchanan]

+1

[kevin-valerio]

+1

[sferrka]

+1

[leocarmo]

+1

[rarslan]

+1

[rarslan]

Is there any solution for this?

[spencerchang]

Hi everyone, i found out when added the setting "phpformatter.composer": true, "phpformatter.arguments":["--rules=@PSR2"] This issue could be solved. If you didn't use composer installed, must to point the "phpformatter.pharPath" path.

Try it! Thanks.

[rarslan]

Didn't work for me...

[LiHRaM]

Had the same problem, but I already had composer installed, so all I had to do was change the composer settings to true, and the problem went away.

"phpFormatter.composer": true

[heinzin]

It's work on Linux OS with
into settings.json

// Should point to php-cs-fixer.phar file, if you have installed this manually (without Composer). Should include .phar extension.
"phpformatter.pharPath": "/home/user/.config/composer/vendor/friendsofphp/php-cs-fixer/php-cs-fixer.phar",

// If the pharPath is set, and you are not using Composer, and you haven't added PHP to your PATH, this should point to the php.exe file.
"phpformatter.phpPath": "php",

// Whether the php-cs-fixer library has been installed using Composer. If true, the extension will override pharPath and assume you have added Composer to your PATH.
"phpformatter.composer": false,

// Add arguments to the executed fix command, like so: ['--level=psr2', '--fixers=linefeed,short_tag,indentation'].
"phpformatter.arguments": [
    "--level=psr2"
],

// If true, the extension will log all sorts of (debug) info to the console. Useful for troubleshooting.
"phpformatter.logging": true,

// If true, the extension will show notifications.
"phpformatter.notifications": true

[stereoit]

Hi,

the solution for me:

a) uninstall php-cs-fixer from VSCode b) install php-cs-fixer via composer: composer global require friendsofphp/php-cs-fixer c) modify setting (ctrl,) add ""phpformatter.composer": true

Then I do not receive any of those error messages.

On Fri, May 26, 2017 at 9:10 AM, Hein Zin notifications@github.com wrote:

It's work on Linux OS with into settings.json

// Should point to php-cs-fixer.phar file, if you have installed this manually (without Composer). Should include .phar extension. "phpformatter.pharPath": "/home/user/.config/composer/vendor/friendsofphp/php-cs-fixer/php-cs-fixer.phar",

// If the pharPath is set, and you are not using Composer, and you haven't added PHP to your PATH, this should point to the php.exe file. "phpformatter.phpPath": "php",

// Whether the php-cs-fixer library has been installed using Composer. If true, the extension will override pharPath and assume you have added Composer to your PATH. "phpformatter.composer": false,

// Add arguments to the executed fix command, like so: ['--level=psr2', '--fixers=linefeed,short_tag,indentation']. "phpformatter.arguments": [ "--level=psr2" ],

// If true, the extension will log all sorts of (debug) info to the console. Useful for troubleshooting. "phpformatter.logging": true,

// If true, the extension will show notifications. "phpformatter.notifications": true

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[rdaruich]

+1

[vlaim]

+1

[DannyFeliz]

+1

[lloricode]

+1

[jpacareu]

+1

[rafappelt]

+1

[lloricode]

still? +1

[jpacareu]

Guys ... Not the solution but Brackets is quite good, if you install a couple of plugins in it you would have a nice IDE

[Daky]

My case. After uninstall PHP Formatter(Sophisticode.php-formatter), the message did not show again.

[teknotica]

+1

[JeremyOB]

+1

[david-portilla]

+1

[jikkujose]

The message went away but I don't see any formatting! Should I do something other than right click format document?

[xxjapp]

did nothing

[WagnerSilveira]

+1

[flegfleg]

+1

[alxvallejo]

@all instead of saying +1, you should report on whether the solutions are working or not. @stereoit worked for me

[MikeyBeLike]

@stereoit solution for me worked too. What I did:

a) Install cs fixer globally composer global require friendsofphp/php-cs-fixer b) add composer binaries to path (if you haven't already) export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/.composer/vendor/bin" - for unix systems, similar for windows c) you can confirm cs fixer is added to path by simply entering php-cs-fixer in your terminal d) in vscode update your settings to use the composer installed version "phpformatter.composer": true

[haydentech]

Words cannot express how lame it is this has not been fixed by the developer after 6+ months. I've tried the various steps above. Now it just silently fails instead of showing the message given in the bug report.

[MikeyBeLike]

@haydentech there's nothing to fix that's why, people don't follow simple instructions. See here: https://github.com/Dickurt/vscode-php-formatter/wiki/Prerequisites

[haydentech]

@Lyricalz I've followed those instructions. That got me from "Not working, and gives me an error message" to "Not working, but gives no message whatsoever". php-cs-fixer is installed via composer, is on my path, and I have made the necessary change in the Code settings. I'm on Ubuntu 16.04 and Code 1.18.0 if that matters.

[zeybek]

Trash extension... Gulp is a better choice