Standard Ruby is a Ruby linter and formatter that aims to remove style debates by providing an opinionated, unconfigurable ruleset.
It’s built on top of RuboCop, includes rubocop-performance defaults, and helps teams keep Ruby code consistent without spending time tuning formatter and linter settings.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Provides an opinionated, unconfigurable Ruby style and formatting ruleset to reduce bikeshedding.
- Supports automatic correction of many issues, with both safe and optional unsafe fixes.
- Offers plugin support via lint_roller, including extensions such as standard-rails and standard-sorbet.
- Works with a range of editors and integrates well into continuous integration workflows.
- Can be run from the command line with
standardrbor through a Rake task.
Website: github.com/standardrb/standard
Support:
Developer: Test Double, Inc.
License: MIT License
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