# Continuous Integration

You can run PHP Insights in your CI by defining a level you want to reach with the options --min-quality, --min-complexity, --min-architecture, --min-style.

If the minimum level defined is not reached, the console will return an exit error code.

./vendor/bin/phpinsights --no-interaction --min-quality=80 --min-complexity=90 --min-architecture=75 --min-style=95

# Within Laravel
php artisan insights --no-interaction --min-quality=80 --min-complexity=90 --min-architecture=75 --min-style=95

Note: The --no-interaction option is mandatory when it's launched in CI to avoid prompts.

All others are optional, so if you want to focus only on style, add the --min-style and forget others.

# Disable Security Check

In case you develop a library or a plugin, it could be compatible with a large panel of dependencies versions. So you can launch your composer update with --prefer-lower flag to tests theses minimum version.

As phpinsights returns an exit error code if security issues are found, you can disable this check by adding the --disable-security-check option :

./vendor/bin/phpinsights --no-interaction --disable-security-check

Note : For a project inspection, you should never use this option to keep your project safe.

# Github Action ^1.13

If you use Github Action, you can launch PHP Insights with --format=github-action option. With that, annotations with issues will be added in Pull request.

#.github/workflows/pr.yml
name: CI
on:
    - pull_request

jobs:
    phpinsights:
        runs-on: ubuntu-latest
        name: PHP Insights checks
        steps:
            - uses: actions/checkout@v2
            - uses: shivammathur/setup-php@v1
              with:
                  php-version: 7.3
            - run: composer install --prefer-dist --no-progress --no-suggest
            - run: vendor/bin/phpinsights -n --ansi --format=github-action