A Go tool that runs multiple linters concurrently to perform static analysis, unit testing, and generate comprehensive code quality reports.
goreporter is a Go tool that performs static analysis, unit testing, and code review by concurrently running a suite of linters and generating unified code quality reports. It helps developers identify issues like unused code, complexity, formatting errors, and more to improve overall code health. The tool aggregates outputs from linters such as gofmt, govet, golint, and gocyclo into readable HTML, JSON, or text reports.
Go developers and teams looking to automate code quality checks, enforce coding standards, and maintain high-quality codebases through comprehensive static analysis.
Developers choose goreporter for its ability to run multiple linters concurrently in a single command, saving time and providing a consolidated view of code quality. Its support for custom templates and exclusion filters makes it adaptable to various project needs.
A Golang tool that does static analysis, unit testing, code review and generate code quality report.
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Runs over 15 popular Go linters like gofmt, govet, and gocyclo concurrently, as listed in the Supported linters section, providing fast and comprehensive static analysis.
Generates consolidated code quality reports in HTML, JSON, or text formats from all linter outputs, offering a single view for team reviews, as shown in the example report.
Supports custom HTML templates via the -t flag, allowing teams to tailor report presentation and branding, as mentioned in the Template section.
Includes godepgraph for generating package dependency graphs, helping developers understand project structure, though it requires Graphviz installation.
The README's Todo List admits missing linters like interfacer and safesql, and some like copycode are deprecated, reducing effectiveness compared to newer tools.
Requires Graphviz for dependency visualization, adding setup complexity and potential compatibility issues in environments where it's not pre-installed.
May have limitations with Go modules or newer Go versions, as the README notes issues with vendor paths and operational project requirements.