A static analysis tool for Elm code that identifies deficiencies and enforces best practices.
Elm Analyse is a static analysis tool for the Elm programming language that automatically reviews source code to identify potential issues, enforce best practices, and suggest improvements. It helps Elm developers maintain code quality by detecting patterns that could lead to bugs or technical debt, offering both command-line and interactive web-based reporting.
Elm developers and teams looking to enforce consistent code quality standards, integrate automated code review into their workflow, or improve the maintainability of their Elm codebases.
It provides Elm-specific static analysis that goes beyond basic linting, with configurable checks, an interactive dashboard for exploring issues, and automatic fix capabilities, all built directly for Elm's unique syntax and ecosystem.
A tool that allows you to analyse your Elm code, identify deficiencies and apply best practices.
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Directly parses Elm syntax to detect language-specific issues, ensuring relevance to Elm's unique features and best practices, as highlighted in its static code analysis capabilities.
Allows enabling, disabling, or customizing checks via a configuration file, enabling teams to enforce project-specific standards, as detailed in the Configuration Docs.
Provides a web-based dashboard in server mode for visually browsing analysis results, making it easier to explore and understand issues, shown in the preview images.
Includes automatic fixes for certain detected issues, improving code consistency without manual intervention, as mentioned in the Key Features.
Requires Elm 0.19.x and a compatible elm-format version, which can be problematic for projects on newer Elm versions or with different tooling setups.
Needs Node.js, Elm, and elm-format installed and on the path, adding overhead compared to more integrated or lightweight linters.
As a niche tool for Elm, it may have slower updates and fewer community-contributed checks, with feature requests often handled via issues as noted in the README.