#bitBlog Using #CaptainHookPHP to detect leaking secrets in your #Git commit
https://blog.bitexpert.de/blog/captainhookphp_detect_secrets_leakage
I spread the gospel of #CaptainHookPHP at #LonghornPHP this weekend. Lots of folks sounded really interested in checking it out after I mentioned it in my “Let’s Build A Composer Package” workshop.
Slides are here: https://speakerdeck.com/ramsey/lets-build-a-composer-package-longhorn-php-2023
If you attended, please leave feedback here: https://joind.in/event/longhorn-php-conference-2023/lets-build-a-composer-package
Thank you to everyone who attended! #PHP
You've downloaded and installed open source libraries, required them as Composer dependencies, and perused the source code of countless GitHub repositories. Now, you're ready to help others by creating your own Composer package. So, what does it take to build and publish an open source library? In this session, we'll take a look at some of the common patterns open source PHP libraries follow. Along the way, we'll cover: evaluating libraries for quality, common directory structures, the importance of tests and how to run them on GitHub Actions, publishing to Packagist, choosing a license, interacting with a community, and more. By the end of this workshop, you will have all the tools you need to publish and distribute your own Composer package.
@davidbisset this looks pretty similar to #CaptainHookPHP
The Capt'n also comes with a Composer plugin to ensure the Git hooks are installed locally and supports Docker as a "runtime" which is a big plus for me.
CaptainHook is a very flexible git hook manager for software developers that makes sharing git hooks with your team a breeze. - captainhookphp/captainhook
How to use #CaptainHookPHP & #DDEV? I've covered the steps needed in my latest blog post https://blog.bitexpert.de/blog/ddev_captainhookphp