nylle/stylecop.console

Let StyleCop analyze your C# code without the need to change your csproj-files or install StyleCop anywhere.

StyleCop.Console

Getting Started

Run StyleCop.Console.exe -project-path "path/to/your/cs/project" to get a static code analysis with StyleCop's default rules.

To not analyse subdirectories recursively add the argument switch -not-recursively.

Rules

Default Rules

To deactivate default rules, edit the file Settings.StyleCop with the StyleCopSettingsEditor.exe or pass your existing settings file via command line argument:

StyleCop.Console.exe -settings-location "path/to/your/Settings.StyleCop" -project-path "path/to/your/cs/project"

Custom Rules

You can add your own rules by adding your own SourceAnalyzer class in the StyleCop.Rules project. Refer to the existing RulesAnalyzer.cs class as a real-life example for disallowing more than one class per code file.

Further reading: How to Create StyleCop Custom Rule

All Command Line Arguments

• Show help screen: -help or -?
• Specify project path: -project-path <path> or -p <path>
• Custom settings file: -settings-location <path> or -s <path>
• Do not analyse subdirectories: -not-recursively or -n

stylecop.console's Issues

Why no releases?

Are there no releases for this tool, so that I can use them without having to compile it myself?

Release 1.0.0

There is a problem with Release v1.0.0
StyleCop.Console.exe always return "No violations encountered"
But when i get source from git and build solution at VS2015 it works fine.
Maybe it was some problems with xbuild at Travis CI or something else.

Also it will be nice to zip all release files.