Static Analysis
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A Composer tool that scans your PHP code to identify and show unused Composer dependencies.
Roslyn-based analyzers for .NET code quality, security, and maintainability, replacing legacy FxCop.
A curated list of DevSecOps tools, resources, and training materials for integrating security into the development lifecycle.
An obfuscation-neglect Android malware scoring system that analyzes APKs for malicious behavior patterns.
A tool for suggesting possible improvements to Haskell code, such as using alternative functions, simplifying code, and spotting redundancies.
A blazing fast Rust crate for linting JavaScript and TypeScript code, powering Deno's linter and usable with Node.js.
A cargo plugin that detects and reports usage of unsafe Rust code in crates and their dependencies.
A Go tool that calculates cyclomatic complexity of functions to identify code needing refactoring.
A next-generation PHP documentation parser with an abstract syntax tree, supporting intersection types, generics, and format-preserving printing.
A comprehensive toolkit for GDScript including a parser, linter, formatter, and code metrics calculator.
A catalog of 23 Elixir-specific code smells with examples, refactorings, and treatments to improve code quality.
A dependency-free PHP library that maps raw inputs like JSON and arrays into strongly-typed objects with validation.
A PHP tool that tokenizes PHP files to detect and automatically fix coding standard violations.
Type annotations and runtime checking for PyTorch tensor shape, dtype, layout, and names.
A Swift tool that detects unused code like classes, structs, and functions using IndexStoreDB and SwiftSyntax.
Automatically generates PEP-484 type annotations for Python code by analyzing runtime behavior.
A cross-platform static analyzer and linter for Swift that enforces style guidelines and helps avoid bugs.
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