Static code analyzer for C# and VB.NET that detects bugs, vulnerabilities, and code smells to improve code quality and security.
SonarAnalyzer for .NET is a static code analyzer for C# and VB.NET projects that detects bugs, vulnerabilities, and code smells. It integrates with SonarQube products to help developers maintain code quality and security throughout the development lifecycle. The analyzer provides hundreds of rules and metrics to ensure code is safe, reliable, and maintainable.
.NET developers and teams using C# or VB.NET who want to improve code quality and security through automated static analysis. It's particularly valuable for organizations adopting SonarQube or SonarCloud for continuous code inspection.
Developers choose SonarAnalyzer for .NET because it offers comprehensive, language-specific analysis with deep integration into the SonarQube ecosystem. It provides actionable insights directly in IDEs and CI/CD pipelines, supports custom rules, and handles complex metrics like cognitive complexity.
Code analyzer for C# and VB.NET projects
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Offers over 470 rules for C# and 210 for VB.NET, covering bugs, vulnerabilities, and code smells, as detailed in the README.
Seamlessly integrates with SonarQube server, SonarCloud, and SonarLint for IDEs, providing consistent analysis across development workflows.
Allows creating and integrating custom rules via the SonarQube Roslyn SDK, enabling tailored code quality enforcement for specific projects.
Calculates metrics like cognitive complexity and duplication, and imports test coverage from tools like Coverlet, enhancing code quality insights.
Full functionality relies on SonarQube server or cloud, leading to vendor lock-in and added infrastructure costs for teams not already invested.
Setting up custom rules and parameters requires additional files like SonarLint.xml, which can be cumbersome compared to simpler analyzers.
Integration with SonarScanner and server components adds initial setup time, making it less suitable for quick, ad-hoc analysis needs.