Trying the Rails or Lint options in RuboCop
We’d like to introduce you a static analytical tool for Ruby called RuboCop. You can use the automatic code review function of RuboCop even in SideCI now. This is a good opportunity for you to try out...
View ArticleLet’s try to train RuboCop with a faster rubocop.yml compared to the conventions
Hello there. I think there are a lot of people who find RuboCop, the tool provided by SideCI as having a lot of 「annoying conventions!」. I have created a rubocop.yml file that focuses on development...
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Recommendation settings on Rails Best Practices to modernize Ruby on Rails codes
We will introduce you on the recommending settings and how to use gem and rails_best_practices to learn about Rails best practices. rails_best_practices collates the postings in the Rails best...
View ArticleLet’s avoid 「unpleasant codes」 witht the Ruby code smell check tool, reek
Do you know anything about the Ruby code smell check tool reek? This article will explain how to use the Code Smell check tool reek. Table Of Contents Detect bad codes reek installation and basic usage...
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keeping a watchdog in the PHP repository(using PHPMD, PHP_CodeSniffer)
These days more people are trying to follow the coding rules. The coding style is also illustrated in details in PHP: The Right Way. Regarding PHP, our codes are all verified by the service called...
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Introducing a pre(・∀・)tty Ms. Indicator for your company!! An automated code...
Hello all. Our company SideCI provides code review function collaborating with GitHub, which uses static analytical tools such as RuboCop, Brakeman and PHP_CodeSniffer. By Opening a PullRequest when...
View ArticleAbout style guide of python and linter tool. pep8, pyflakes, flake8, haking,...
Hello, I have summarized Style guide of python and programming device for coding rules in this entry. I described 5 different tools which are pep8, pyflakes, flake8, haking, Pyling. Since this entry is...
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“Method Definition Validator” is now available
A new analytical tool for ruby, the “Method Definition Validator”, is now available. This tool can detect the omission of modifications when a method definition is changed. It detects if there are...
View ArticleSorry to have kept you waiting! We have started providing SideCI on GitHub...
We have started providing SideCI to teams using GitHub Enterprise. Until now, SideCi had only been compatable with the cloud version of GitHub, and were asked to make inquiries indivisually for the...
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Automatic correction with ESLint enabled on SideCI, etc.
Hello! Here’s this week’s update info. Automatic correction with ESLint enabled on SideCI Now, you can create a pull request in which modifiable indications made by ESLint are automatically corrected....
View Article“npm install” plugins and configs when executing ESLint enabled, etc.
Hello! We bring you this week’s update info. “npm install” plugins and configs when executing ESLint enabled Now, analysis with ESLint on sideCI can be executed with specific plugins and extends...
View ArticleLet’s start using RuboCop! The release of MeowCop, the best configs for...
Hello! This is pocke, the RuboCop lover! I’m happy to inform you of the release of MeowCop, a Gem for configuring RuboCop. GitHub: https://github.com/sideci/meowcop RubyGems:...
View ArticleRevision of the Trial Plan, starting November 2016
We have been providing Trial Plans with limited monthly builds at SideCI. However, we have received many feedback concerning this, mentioning that “30 builds a month doesn’t feel like enough to...
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Now you can receive “analysis complete” notifications on Slack and HipChat!
Hello! Here is this week’s update info! Now you can receive “analysis complete” notifications on Slack and HipChat! Previously, you could only check if the analysis was complete by the commit status of...
View ArticleExtract Hidden Coding Styles to .rubocop.yml with Gry
We’re happy to announce the release of Gry, an automatic .rubocop.yml generation tool. https://github.com/pocke/gry What is Gry? Gry is a tool which automatically generates a config file for RuboCop...
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Releasing a beta version of a new feature to greatly improve SideCI’s usage flow
Hello! From today, we will start providing the beta version of a large, brand new feature. Since this feature is still in beta and hasn’t been officially named yet, let us introduce this feature by its...
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Fighting false detections with LINT tools in abyssinian mode
LINT tools such as RuboCop helps you detect potential problems hiding in your code, but false detections are always an issue. For example, it doesn’t feel right when your LINT tool says that a program...
View ArticleThe version of some analysis tools has been updated!
Hello. It updates information on last week. The version of various some tools has been updated! Update information is described below, please confirm. Update Information Querly 0.3.1 RuboCop 0.48.1...
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SideCI made compatible with stylelint
Hello! Analysis using stylelint is now available in SideCI. https://github.com/stylelint/stylelint stylelint is a Lint tool for stylesheet languages such as CSS and SCSS. It can be used to unify coding...
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SideCI made compatible with SwiftLint
Hello! Now you can use SwiftLint in analysis on SideCI. https://github.com/realm/SwiftLint SwiftLint is a style checker for Swift. Warning Example SwiftLint detects extra spaces and redundant codes as...
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