google-java-format
A tool that automatically reformats Java source code to comply with Google Java Style guidelines.
What is google-java-format?
google-java-format is a tool that automatically reformats Java source code to comply with the Google Java Style Guide. It parses Java files and applies consistent formatting rules, eliminating manual style adjustments and ensuring uniformity across codebases. The tool is designed to be integrated into command-line workflows, IDEs, and build processes.
Java developers and teams working on projects that adopt or enforce the Google Java Style Guide, particularly those in environments requiring consistent code formatting.
It provides a zero-configuration, opinionated formatter that guarantees adherence to a widely recognized style guide, reducing time spent on code reviews about formatting and ensuring consistency across large codebases.
Overview
Reformats Java source code to comply with Google Java Style.
Use Cases
Best For
- Enforcing Google Java Style across a team or organization
- Automating code formatting in CI/CD pipelines
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