install.shThis will download the php-cs-fixer source, create a valid PHAR, and install it. This is a workaround the fact that the offical source does not provide a means to validate its sanity, as described in a Homebrew [update request] (https://github.com/josegonzalez/homebrew-php/pull/377)
The utility of this script will be void once someone is kind enough to do one of the following:
- Re-work the logic into a Homebrew formula
- The upstream provider publishes an analogous script for the community
The latter would be preferred as it would benefit more than just the Homebrew community
The phar will be installed to /usr/local/bin/php-cs-fixer.phar with an
executable that allows it to be called in a valid shell PATH with
php-cs-fixer
- wget
- openssl
- composer
- 'phar.readonly=1' in your php.ini
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