Smell your Kotlin Code with Detekt

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Smell your Kotlin Code with Detekt

Introduction paragraph (2-3 paragraphs):

Detekt is a static code analysis tool that keeps your codebase tidy. You can enforce a wide range of rule sets in your code. You can configure the rules or add your own custom rules. It gives hints about code blocks that are getting a bit complicated, enforce formatting standards, and sniff out potential bugs before they hatch!

Key takeaways:

• Get to know what is Detekt
• Key features of Detekt
• Integrating Detekt into your codebase

References:

• Detekt Official Site
• Detekt on Github

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