Sourcery
Sourcery finds code problems and suggests fixes, like a smart friend helping you write better code, faster.
Sourcery finds code problems and suggests fixes, like a smart friend helping you write better code, faster.
It checks your code in real-time. It suggests ways to make it cleaner and easier to read. It works with GitHub and other tools you already use. You can also customize the rules to fit your project. Sourcery helps teams to work together better. It has free options to make it easy to try.
Real-Time Code Reviews:
Sourcery gives you instant feedback on your code right in your IDE. It points out potential problems and suggests ways to make improvements.
GitHub & GitLab Integration:
It works smoothly with GitHub and GitLab. Sourcery can automatically review your pull requests. This saves you time and makes sure your code stays high quality.
Intelligent Refactoring Suggestions:
Sourcery looks at your code and figures out how to make it better. It offers smart ideas to improve how easy it is to read, how well it performs, and how it follows best practices.
Customizable Rulesets:
You can create your own rules using a .sourcery.yaml file. This lets you make sure everyone on your project follows the same coding standards.
Function Quality Scores:
Sourcery checks each function and gives it a score, looking at things like how long it is, how complicated it is, and how easy it is to read. This helps you see where you can make things better.
Chat-Based Coding Assistant:
You can chat with Sourcery to ask questions and get suggestions for improving your code. You can even apply these changes with just one click.
Sourcery works with GitHub, GitLab, and popular IDEs like VS Code.
For sure, you can set custom rules in a `.sourcery.yaml` file.
Yep, Sourcery has a 14-day free trial for its Pro features.
Yes, Sourcery is free to use on public/open-source repositories.
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