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**Personal Information** Name: Harshit Harchani Email: hharchani@gmail.com IRC or IM networks/handle(s): hait Location: India (Time zone UTC +0530) Typical working hours: in between 0900 UTC to 2200 UTC **About the project** **Synopsis** Currently a phpcs standard exists, except it isn't widely used aside from a few extensions and still isn’t voting. At the same time, phpcs can be made more useful by adding more MediaWiki-specific sniffs. In addition, some of the structure tests (tests/phpunit/structure in core) should become sniffs instead. **Primary mentors:** @legoktm @Addshore **Deliverables** The major deliverables of the project are Sniffs according to the MediaWiki Coding Conventions. A tool which can check the availability of a method or a function, following the inheritance tree (checking across multiple files). Sniffs which use the above tool and report error if any method is used where a better/recommended method is available. Sniffs for some of the structure tests (tests/phpunit/structure in core). **Timeline** - First I’ll be working on writing sniffs in order to familiarize myself to phpcs and MW CC. - Next I’ll work on the tool that can process inheritance trees across files. - Then I plan on using this tool in the sniffs. - Port the existing structure tests (tests/phpunit/structure in core) to sniffs. **Participation** The source code will be hosted on Gerrit, where it will also be reviewed by mentors. Also, I’ll be in contact with the mentors via IRC, emails and the comments on the Gerrit. **About me** I’m currently a second year undergraduate student at International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad India. I heard about the program from friends in college. I have no other commitments in the summer as of now. I’ve always been awed by the idea of a community driven encyclopedia and since I lack the knowledge to contribute to the content directly, I would like to use my skills as a developer to contribute to what I also believe to be the awesomest wiki project ever. **Past experience** I’m an experienced PHP developer. I’ve worked on many PHP projects. I've completed a microtask for this project whose link can be here. I also have a bit of experience in open source contribution in Mozilla, which can be seen here.

Will be updated soon!**Personal Information** Name: Harshit Harchani Email: hharchani@gmail.com IRC or IM networks/handle(s): hait Location: India (Time zone UTC +0530) Typical working hours: in between 0900 UTC to 2200 UTC **About the project** **Synopsis** Currently a phpcs standard exists, except it isn't widely used aside from a few extensions and still isn’t voting. At the same time, phpcs can be made more useful by adding more MediaWiki-specific sniffs. In addition, some of the structure tests (tests/phpunit/structure in core) should become sniffs instead. **Primary mentors:** @legoktm @Addshore **Deliverables** The major deliverables of the project are Sniffs according to the MediaWiki Coding Conventions. A tool which can check the availability of a method or a function, following the inheritance tree (checking across multiple files). Sniffs which use the above tool and report error if any method is used where a better/recommended method is available. Sniffs for some of the structure tests (tests/phpunit/structure in core). **Timeline** - First I’ll be working on writing sniffs in order to familiarize myself to phpcs and MW CC. - Next I’ll work on the tool that can process inheritance trees across files. - Then I plan on using this tool in the sniffs. - Port the existing structure tests (tests/phpunit/structure in core) to sniffs. **Participation** The source code will be hosted on Gerrit, where it will also be reviewed by mentors. Also, I’ll be in contact with the mentors via IRC, emails and the comments on the Gerrit. **About me** I’m currently a second year undergraduate student at International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad India. I heard about the program from friends in college. I have no other commitments in the summer as of now. I’ve always been awed by the idea of a community driven encyclopedia and since I lack the knowledge to contribute to the content directly, I would like to use my skills as a developer to contribute to what I also believe to be the awesomest wiki project ever. **Past experience** I’m an experienced PHP developer. I’ve worked on many PHP projects. I've completed a microtask for this project whose link can be here. I also have a bit of experience in open source contribution in Mozilla, which can be seen here.