Rosie codiga.yml setup

To use the Codiga's Static Analyzer, Rosie, a codiga.yml file is necessary.

This file is used to provide real-time feedback on your code within your IDE or when you push a new revision on your repository and should be located in your project root directory.

How to create a codiga.yml

Automatically

By using the Codiga CLI, you can have a codiga.yml created quickly.

If you run the following command in your terminal (at your project's root directory), it'll open an interactive menu where we can suggest languages and rulesets. A codiga.yml will then be created for you with your chosen rulesets in it.

npx @codiga/cli@latest ruleset-add

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Requires Node.js installed. If you do not have Node.js, follow our Getting Started documentation or our manual setup below.

Manually

If you don't want to or you're not allowed to have Node.js installed on your system, you can manually create a codiga.yml file too.

Step 1

In your project root directory, create a codiga.yml file.

Step 2

Visit the rulesets page on the Codiga Hub and search for some rulesets that fit your project.

Step 3

Take the names of your desired rulesets and add them to your codiga.yml in a rulesets list.

For example, let's say you found and wanted to use my-python-ruleset and my-other-ruleset. You would add them to your codiga.yml under rulesets, to make it look like the following.

rulesets:
  - my-python-ruleset
  - my-other-ruleset