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For the past while I've been using phpdoc, phpunit (with xdebug for code coverage generation) and pdepend to produce documentation and code metrics. I can't help but think that things look a bit disjointed. Ideally I'd like to integrate the code coverage reports, test results and metrics together in one place — with the phpdoc output. I'm not using any CI system.

Is there anything that can help me achieve what I want to do or do I basically need to start hacking away at phpdoc and/or smarty templates?

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any reason you are not using a CI server? If you are on Linux its pretty easy to get up and running with jenkins-php.org. That would save you the hassle of extending phpdoc. –  Gordon♦ May 13 '11 at 21:13
    
I have looked at a few different CI servers but to be honest I don't like the output generated by any of them. I tend to be a roll-your-own kind of guy but if I could find something more customisable I'd use it in an instant. –  Nev Stokes May 13 '11 at 21:32

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I don't think there is a tool for combining phpdoc and the phpunit code coverage.

For the other tools you can check out "phpcb" - The PHP Code Browser.

It will combine the result from "PHP Code Sniffer", "PHP Mess Detector" and PHPUnits "CRAP" index by giving you a source code browser where you can look at the code an all the errors in one place.

Screenshots from a sample project:

phpcb-overview-page

phpcb-classview-page

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