solid-check

To check if your codebase follows SOLID principles, you can run a static code analysis that scans your source code to identify violations of each principle and suggests refactoring opportunities. This ensures your code remains maintainable and extensible.

Common violations of SOLID design principles occur when classes have multiple responsibilities, depend on concretions instead of abstractions, or when interfaces are bloated. Static analysis identifies these software design flaws to help enforce programming best practices.

Yes, you can run static code analysis for SOLID principles on any codebase following a common programming language. The analysis evaluates the structural design of your source code rather than relying on language-specific syntax.

You need to verify adherence to SOLID principles when you want to ensure your code is maintainable and extensible. Checking code quality against these design principles helps identify architectural flaws before they introduce technical debt.

The best way to identify SOLID principle violations is to perform a static code analysis that checks your repository against each principle. This generates a detailed report highlighting specific software design issues and suggesting refactoring opportunities.