Closed BookOwl closed 8 years ago
How does it detect things like "Unused Code" and "Code Style"?
I don't know, but it does a good job. I use it for some of my projects.
All right, it looks good to me! (Now we'll have something to tell us when we've broken the entire thing :stuck_out_tongue:) @Omegabyte, what's your take on this?
Seems good but what does it consider as 'good quality code'?
@BookOwl Why'd you close it?
Bump. I don't remember us reaching any decisions.
Since this is open, I think Codacy is a great idea. I already see a couple places where it says there's code that isn't being used (a couple import pygame
s where Slither just takes care of that for us, for example).
@Omegabyte I think it considers it based on things like how many TODOs we have, and how much code goes unused.
@Tymewalk, do you think we should use it?
@BookOwl Yes. I already see a few things on Codacy that could be fixed before they cause bigger problems later on.
OK, I'll put the icon on the README and close this.
Codacy is an online code review tool. Basically, it makes sure that we write good, quality code. It is also free for open source projects (like us). Currently, it gives us an A.
Should we use it?