review-coderule

Code review for coding standards works by validating your codebase against a provided coding standards document, checking naming, formatting, and design principles, and generating structured, actionable feedback for any deviations found.

You can review code across different programming languages by applying the tool to your multi-language codebase. It evaluates single files, modules, or whole repositories against your provided coding standards to ensure broad adherence.

To start a coding convention review, you need to provide the source code for evaluation and a code-standard document. The system uses these inputs to perform static analysis and produce a structured report with improvement examples.

The best way to check naming conventions and formatting rules is to run a code style review using your team's standard document. This process identifies structural deviations and provides specific, actionable feedback and examples for correction.

Code style review works on both single files and whole repositories. It is designed to handle various review contexts across your codebase, validating code against provided standards regardless of the scope size.