CodeClimate is your Friend
October 15, 2018 ยท View on GitHub
Why?
Want to track code quality in your project?
What?
If you have not heard of or tried CodeClimate, visit: https://codeclimate.com
Useful Links
- Setting up JS Test Coverage: http://docs.codeclimate.com/article/219-setting-up-test-coverage
- https://github.com/codeclimate/javascript-test-reporter
- Open source tools used by CodeClimate: http://docs.codeclimate.com/article/160-open-source-tools-used-by-code-climate
Paying for it
As with all great services, there is a
price to pay for
using CodeClimate (with private projects).
Its easy to fall into the trap of thinking
$99 per month is "expensive"... But I suggest you
Think of CodeClimate as a member of your team who's job is to
code-review and alert people when code gets better or worse.
If you're still having trouble convincing your "boss"
that $99 per month is cheap for a "second pair of eyes" on your code,
try it (free) for your personal (open source) GitHub projects
learn what code quality looks like and then try again.