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The PHP part is going to be removed once we'll switch to PSR coding standards (planned just before the 10 release) |
Some of this info would still be relevant such as requiring PHP files to have a ".class.php" ending because of the custom autoloader and the warning(s) about using namespaces unless we implement a PSR-4 autoloader and somehow fix namespace support. |
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Rebased to incorporate the PSR-12 change |
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GLPI is written in multiple languages and while it is still predominately PHP, the amount of JavaScript has increased a lot in recent versions and in 10.0 there will be the introduction of Twig. Currently, the developer documentation focuses solely on the PHP side.
This PR is a start of adding in documentation for the other languages by splitting the coding standards documentation into a Global Coding Standards page which includes global standards like line length, and individual pages for each language/file type (PHP, JavaScript, etc). It does not include standards for Twig yet since its use is not in the master branch yet.