detekt-custom-rules

Custom Detekt rules enforce DI guardrails by implementing rule classes, registering a RuleSetProvider, and configuring checks in a detekt.yml file to validate Kotlin constructor patterns and Hilt usage across modules.

Configuring static analysis for Hilt DI in a multi-module Kotlin project involves creating a custom Detekt rule set, registering it via a provider, and applying consistent YAML configuration across your CI pipeline to guard constructor patterns.

You test custom Detekt rules by writing unit tests that validate your rule classes against Kotlin code snippets, ensuring the static analysis correctly identifies and flags dependency injection guardrail violations during the linting process.

Yes, you can use Detekt for static analysis across multiple Kotlin modules by developing a custom rule set, registering a RuleSetProvider, and applying the YAML configuration consistently across modules to enforce DI safety.

Writing custom Detekt rules allows you to enforce specific dependency injection guardrails tailored to your project, reducing false positives from generic linters and ensuring Hilt constructor patterns are validated consistently in CI.

Yes, you need to configure detekt.yml to activate custom rules, enabling the static analysis engine to apply your specific dependency injection guardrails and enforce DI safety consistently across the Kotlin project's CI pipeline.