code-quality-audit

To automate code quality and security audits for Next.js and Drupal projects, you can run a full audit suite that uses static analysis and security scanning tools like ESLint, PHPStan, Semgrep, and Trivy to identify linting errors, SOLID principle violations, and security vulnerabilities.

You can detect security vulnerabilities like XSS and SQL injection using static analysis scanners such as Semgrep and Trivy, which identify exposed secrets and code flaws across both Drupal and Next.js codebases during the audit process.

Yes, you can run PHPStan and ESLint in the same audit process to evaluate full-stack applications, executing PHP static analysis for Drupal backend code and TypeScript linting for Next.js frontend code simultaneously.

To check test coverage gaps and code duplication before merging a new feature, run an automated audit using tools like Jest for Next.js coverage and PHPCPD for Drupal copy-paste detection to ensure code meets quality standards.

The best way to find exposed secrets in Next.js and Drupal repositories is to run an automated security audit using Gitleaks, which scans your codebase to detect hardcoded credentials and sensitive information before deployment.

Yes, the automated security audit supports detecting SOLID principle violations in PHP by running PHPMD, which analyzes Drupal source code to identify code smells and structural issues alongside standard security vulnerability scans.