[1.1.0] - 2026-06-28
Added — integrations
Headless mode (PhpcpdNext\Phpcpd::detect()): a one-call, in-process API that finds files, runs the same engine the CLI uses, and returns the raw CodeCloneMap — no banner, no argv parsing, no file I/O. The CLI and all embedders now share a single detection core (Engine), so they can never disagree about what a clone is.
Framework presets (--preset=, and preset: in the headless API): a named bundle of paths, suffixes, and excludes — pure configuration, no runtime dependency. Ships with a laravel preset (scans app routes database config; skips vendor, storage, bootstrap/cache, public, Blade views, and migration boilerplate). Explicit flags seed-then-override the preset. New presets are a single Preset entry in src/Presets.php.
PHPUnit integration (integration/phpunit/): an AssertNoDuplication trait and a DuplicationConstraint that turn copy/paste detection into a regression test, with offending locations (and [inconsistent] flags) printed on failure. Shipped in the production autoloader under LucianoPereira\PhpcpdNext\PHPUnit, so it works for any project that requires phpcpd-next (even as --dev). phpcpd-next dogfoods it — SelfDryTest now keeps src/ clean through this exact trait.
Laravel via Artisan: documented (no extra package) by wiring the headless API into a command.
Packaging & distribution
Published to Packagist as phpcpd-next/phpcpd: composer require --dev phpcpd-next/phpcpd.
composer.json: added type, keywords, and a suggest for phpunit/phpunit (the optional PHPUnit integration); moved the PHPUnit\ namespace into the production autoloader.
Added .gitattributes with export-ignore rules so the dist tarball ships only runtime code (src/, integration/, the binary), not tests, benchmarks, or tool configs.
Tooling
Committed a .php-cs-fixer.dist.php codifying the existing code style, so composer lint / composer check run non-interactively.
Documentation
Reworked the README to document the full feature surface accurately: the real default (Rabin-Karp + TokenBag) and --rk, all four output formats, the complete option reference split into stable vs. advanced/research flags, presets, headless mode, and the PHPUnit integration.