PHPocalypse FAQs

Question 1

How does PHPocalypse integrate with Cursor IDE?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 2

What are the limitations of PHPocalypse?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 3

What is PHPocalypse?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 4

How do I configure PHPocalypse?

Accepted Answer

Configuration is done using a `phpocalypse-mcp.yaml` file in your PHP project. This YAML file defines the tools you want to use and the commands to execute them.

Question 5

What tools does PHPocalypse support?

Accepted Answer

PHPocalypse is designed to be flexible and supports various testing and static analysis tools. Examples include php-cs-fixer, phpstan, and phpunit, but you can configure it to run any command-line tool you need.

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