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jcergolj/custom-rector-rules
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custom rector rules

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Custom Rector Rules
===================

[](#custom-rector-rules)

This package contains a custom rector rule.

#### Installation

[](#installation)

```
composer require jcergolj/custom-rector-rules
```

Add the following to the rector.php file

```
    // find or add withRules method
    ->withRules([
        // other rules
        \Jcergolj\CustomRectorRules\Rector\Rules\FixMissingCoverClassAttributeRector::class,
    ])
```

#### Add #CoversClass and #CoversMethod Attribute for each Feature or Unit test class, if missing

[](#add-coversclass-and-coversmethod-attribute-for-each-feature-or-unit-test-class-if-missing)

If you follow the convection to store test in the same namespace as the class that is being tested e.g. `App/Http/Controllers/UserController -> Tests/Features/Http/Controllers/UserControllerTest` this rule would add the #See attribute if missing referencing the App/Http/Controllers/UserController class.

Same rule applies for Unit tests.

My convection is to if there is a lot to test in CRUD controllers I split test according to methods e.g. `App/Http/Controllers/UserController/CreateTest`, App/Http/Controllers/UserController/UpdateTest and so forth. In this case the #See attribute references `App/Http/Controllers/UserController` class automatically.

```
// before