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Configuration | Rules | Metrics | Anti-patterns
Dart Code Metrics is a static analysis tool that helps you analyse and improve your code quality.
- Reports code metrics
- Provides additional rules for the dart analyzer
- Checks for anti-patterns
- Checks unused
*.dart
files - Can be used as CLI, analyzer plugin or library
- See CHANGELOG.md for major/breaking updates, and releases for a detailed version history.
- To contribute, please read CONTRIBUTING.md first.
- Please open an issue if anything is missing or unclear in this documentation.
A plugin for the Dart analyzer
package providing additional rules from Dart Code Metrics. All issues produced by rules or anti-patterns will be highlighted in IDE.
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Install package as a dev dependency
$ dart pub add --dev dart_code_metrics # or for a Flutter package $ flutter pub add --dev dart_code_metrics
OR
add it manually to
pubspec.yaml
dev_dependencies: dart_code_metrics: ^4.3.3
and then run
$ dart pub get # or for a Flutter package $ flutter pub get
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Add configuration to
analysis_options.yaml
analyzer: plugins: - dart_code_metrics dart_code_metrics: anti-patterns: - long-method - long-parameter-list metrics: cyclomatic-complexity: 20 maximum-nesting-level: 5 number-of-parameters: 4 source-lines-of-code: 50 metrics-exclude: - test/** rules: - newline-before-return - no-boolean-literal-compare - no-empty-block - prefer-trailing-comma - prefer-conditional-expressions - no-equal-then-else
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Reload IDE to allow the analyzer to discover the plugin
The package can be used as a command-line tool. It will produce a result in one of the supported formats:
- Console
- GitHub
- Codeclimate
- HTML
- JSON
Install the package as listed in the Analyzer plugin usage example.
If you want the command-line tool to check rules, you should configure rules
entry in the analysis_options.yaml
first.
dart pub run dart_code_metrics:metrics lib
# or for a Flutter package
flutter pub run dart_code_metrics:metrics lib
If you use Melos, you can add custom command to melos.yaml
.
metrics:
run: |
melos exec -c 1 --ignore="*example*" -- \
flutter pub run dart_code_metrics:metrics lib
description: |
Run `dart_code_metrics` in all packages.
- Note: you can also rely on your IDEs Dart Analysis / Issues window.
Usage: metrics [arguments...] <directories>
-h, --help Print this usage information.
-r, --reporter=<console> The format of the output of the analysis.
[console (default), console-verbose, codeclimate, github, gitlab, html, json]
-o, --output-directory=<OUTPUT> Write HTML output to OUTPUT.
(defaults to "metrics")
--cyclomatic-complexity=<20> Cyclomatic Complexity threshold.
--halstead-volume=<150> Halstead Volume threshold.
--lines-of-code=<100> Lines of Code threshold.
--maximum-nesting-level=<5> Maximum Nesting Level threshold.
--number-of-methods=<10> Number of Methods threshold.
--number-of-parameters=<4> Number of Parameters threshold.
--source-lines-of-code=<50> Source lines of Code threshold.
--weight-of-class=<0.33> Weight Of a Class threshold.
--maintainability-index=<50> Maintainability Index threshold.
--root-folder=<./> Root folder.
(defaults to current directory)
--exclude=<{/**.g.dart,/**.template.dart}> File paths in Glob syntax to be exclude.
(defaults to "{/**.g.dart,/**.template.dart}")
--set-exit-on-violation-level=<warning> Set exit code 2 if code violations same or higher level than selected are detected.
[noted, warning, alarm]
--[no-]fatal-style Treat style level issues as fatal.
--[no-]fatal-performance Treat performance level issues as fatal.
--[no-]fatal-warnings Treat warning level issues as fatal.
Please read the following guide if the plugin is not working as you'd expect it to work.
If you are interested in contributing, please check out the contribution guidelines. Feedback and contributions are welcome!
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