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backendtea/architect
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Architectural checks for your codebase

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Architect
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[](#architect)

Architect helps enforce architectural decisions in your PHP projects.

For example, you can enforce that the `src/` folder does not use the `test/` folder, or you can enforce a layered architecture, where you split up your code in a `Domain`, `Application`, and `Infrastructure` layer, where layers can only have dependencies inward.

Architect is currently very much in beta, so any provided feedback is really helpful.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

```
composer require backendtea/architect --dev
```

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

### Config

[](#config)

Architect uses a php config file, by default it uses `architect.php` in the current directory. You can pass another file with the `-c` flag if so desired.

A basic configuration file, which checks the `src` and `tests` folder files, and has the `layered architecture` and `no src to test` rulesets.

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