wheels analyze code

Analyzes code quality in your Wheels application, checking for best practices, potential issues, and code standards compliance.

Usage

wheels analyze code [path] [--fix] [--format=<format>] [--severity=<severity>] [--report]

Parameters

• path - (Optional) Path to analyze. Default: current directory (.)

• --fix - (Optional) Attempt to fix issues automatically

• --format - (Optional) Output format: console, json, junit. Default: console

• --severity - (Optional) Minimum severity level: info, warning, error. Default: warning

• --report - (Optional) Generate HTML report

Description

The analyze code command performs comprehensive code quality analysis on your Wheels application. It checks for:

• Code complexity and maintainability

• Adherence to Wheels coding standards

• Potential bugs and code smells

• Duplicate code detection

• Function length and complexity metrics

• Variable naming conventions

• Deprecated function usage

Examples

Basic code analysis

wheels analyze code

Analyze specific directory

wheels analyze code app/controllers

Auto-fix issues

wheels analyze code --fix

Generate HTML report

wheels analyze code --report

Analyze with JSON output for CI/CD

wheels analyze code --format=json

Check only errors (skip warnings)

wheels analyze code --severity=error

Analyze and fix specific path with report

wheels analyze code app/models --fix --report

Output

The command provides detailed feedback including:

• Complexity Score: Cyclomatic complexity for functions

• Code Standards: Violations of Wheels conventions

• Duplicate Code: Similar code blocks that could be refactored

• Suggestions: Recommendations for improvement

• Metrics Summary: Overall code health indicators

Notes

• Large codebases may take several minutes to analyze

• The --fix flag will automatically fix issues where possible

• HTML reports are saved to the reports/ directory with timestamps

• Integration with CI/CD pipelines is supported via JSON and JUnit output formats

• Use .wheelscheck config file for custom rules and configurations