coala-bears 0.9.0.dev20161105104938

Bears for coala (Code Analysis Application)

coala-bears

coala-bears is a Python package containing all the bears that are officially supported by coala. It features more than 78 bears covering 54 languages. Here is a generated list that contains information about each bear, such as the languages it supports and what fixes it can apply to your code.

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• Installation

• Languages Supported

• Usage

• Getting Involved

• Support

• Authors

• License

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Installation

To install the latest stable version run:

$ pip3 install coala-bears

To install the latest development version run:

$ pip3 install coala-bears --pre

The latest code from the master branch is automatically deployed as the development version in PyPI.

To also install all bears for coala at once run:

$ pip3 install coala-bears

You can also use cib (coala Installs Bears), which is an experimental bear manager that lets you install, upgrade, uninstall, check dependencies, etc. for bears. To install it, run:

$ pip3 install cib

For usage instructions, consult this link.

Be sure to use the latest version of pip, the default pip from Debian doesn’t support our dependency version number specifiers. You will have to use a virtualenv in this case.

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Languages Supported

To see what coala can do for your language, run:

$ coala --show-bears --filter-by-language Python

Languages coala provides algorithms for
C	Latex	SQL
C++	Lua	TypeScript
C#	Markdown	VHDL
CMake	Matlab/Octave	Vimscript
CoffeeScript	Natural Language (English)	XML
CSS	Perl	YAML
Dart	PHP
Fortran	Python 2
Go	Python 3
Haskell	R
HTML	reStructured Text
Java	Ruby
JavaScript	Scala
JSP	SCSS
Julia	sh & bash scripts

The number of bears grows every day! If you want to see any particular functionality be sure to submit an issue, but please read the Getting Involved section before doing so.

You can read more at our documentation. There you can learn how to easily write bears yourself! Be sure to let us know if you do so, so we’ll be able to include it here and spread the word about it.

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Usage

For more information about how to do basic analysis, check out the coala README.

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Getting Involved

If you would like to be a part of the coala community, you can check out our Getting In Touch page or ask us at our active Gitter channel, where we have maintainers from all over the world. We appreciate any help!

We also have a newcomer guide to help you get started by fixing an issue yourself! If you get stuck anywhere or need some help, feel free to contact us on Gitter or drop a mail at our newcomer mailing list.

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Support

Feel free to contact us at our Gitter channel, we’d be happy to help!

If you are interested in commercial support, please contact us on the Gitter channel as well.

You can also drop an email at our mailing list.

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Authors

coala is maintained by a growing community. Please take a look at the meta information in setup.py for the current maintainers.

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License