Java Janitor is a Java code quality tool that automates code refactoring, enforces coding standards, and optimizes code. It is designed to help developers and teams produce high-quality code, reduce technical debt, and improve code maintainability.
Java Janitor provides the following features:
Automatic refactoring of code Enforcement of coding standards and best practices Optimization of code Reporting of code quality metric Integration with popular development tools
To set up this project as your App, start by creating a GitHub App. Head to GitHub, and under your profile’s Developer settings, select GitHub Apps, followed by New GitHub App. Fill in the necessary details and download your App’s private key. Next, locate your App ID within the ’About’ section on your App’s settings page. Following this, in the project’s config file, update the existing GitHub App ID and the private key path using your new App ID and the location of your downloaded private key. In the GitHubUtils file, adjust the project path to match your local system’s project path. Then, expose a public URL for webhook communication. Here, services such as ngrok or localtunnel can come in handy. Alternatively, consider setting up a reverse proxy with tools like Nginx. Remember to substitute the Webhook URL in your GitHub App settings with the URL generated by your chosen method. With these in place, return to your GitHub App settings, select the repositories you intend to add under the Install App section, and hit Install. Upon completion, the project should trigger for the first time. Henceforth, any changes within your App-installed repositories will activate the webhooks, setting your app to process the incoming events.
Contributing Contributions to Java Janitor are welcome! If you have an idea for a new feature, a bug report, or a pull request, please submit it to the GitHub repository.
License Java Janitor is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.