What are the limitations of PHPocalypse?

PHPocalypse is currently a proof of concept. Interactive CLI input is not supported. Large outputs may also cause issues, so consider using `claude-3.7-sonnet` or crafting commands that return less data.

PHPocalypse is a tool that automates testing and static analysis for PHP projects. It simplifies your development workflow by orchestrating these tasks based on a YAML configuration.

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PHPocalypse MCP Server

Orchestrates tests and static analysis for PHP projects, streamlining development workflows.

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What is the PHPocalypse MCP Server?

Orchestrates tests and static analysis for PHP projects, streamlining development workflows.

What it needs from you

You need to have node, npx and tsx installed

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How to install the PHPocalypse MCP Server

{
    "mcpServers": {
        "phpocalypse-mcp": {
            "command": "npx",
            "args": ["tsx", "/Absolute/Path/To/PHPocalypse-MCP/src/index.ts", "--config", "/Absolute/Path/To/Your/PHP/Based/Project/phpocalypse-mcp.yaml"]
        }
    }
}

Configuration as documented by the project. Restart the client after saving.

Configuration

You need to have node, npx and tsx installed

Example prompts to try

“Use PHPocalypse to name.”

Frequently asked questions

PHPocalypse integrates with Cursor IDE via an MCP (Machine Communication Protocol) configuration. You can define a server in Cursor that runs PHPocalypse commands, allowing you to trigger tests and analyses directly from your IDE.