| AtLeastOneConstructorRule |
This rule detects non-static classes with no constructors;
requiring even the default constructor to be explicit.
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| ClassNamingConventionsRule |
Configurable naming conventions for type declarations.
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| CommentDefaultAccessModifierRule |
Check for Methods, Fields and Nested Classes that have a default access
modifier
This rule ignores all nodes annotated with @VisibleForTesting by default.
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| ConfusingTernaryRule |
if (x != y) { diff(); } else { same(); } and
(!x ? diff() : same());
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| EmptyControlStatementRule |
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| FieldDeclarationsShouldBeAtStartOfClassRule |
Detects fields that are declared after methods, constructors, etc.
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| FieldNamingConventionsRule |
Configurable naming conventions for field declarations.
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| FormalParameterNamingConventionsRule |
Enforces a naming convention for lambda and method parameters.
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| IdenticalCatchBranchesRule |
Flags identical catch branches, which can be collapsed into a multi-catch.
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| LambdaCanBeMethodReferenceRule |
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| LinguisticNamingRule |
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| LocalVariableCouldBeFinalRule |
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| LocalVariableNamingConventionsRule |
Enforces a naming convention for local variables and other locally scoped variables.
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| MethodArgumentCouldBeFinalRule |
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| MethodNamingConventionsRule |
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| OnlyOneReturnRule |
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| PrematureDeclarationRule |
Checks for variables in methods that are defined before they are really
needed.
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| UnnecessaryBoxingRule |
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| UnnecessaryCastRule |
Detects casts where the operand is already a subtype of the context
type, or may be converted to it implicitly.
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| UnnecessaryConstructorRule |
This rule detects when a constructor is not necessary;
i.e., when there is only one constructor, it’s public, has an empty body,
and takes no arguments.
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| UnnecessaryFullyQualifiedNameRule |
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| UnnecessaryImportRule |
Detects unnecessary imports.
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| UnnecessaryLocalBeforeReturnRule |
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| UnnecessaryModifierRule |
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| UnnecessaryReturnRule |
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| UseDiamondOperatorRule |
Checks usages of explicity type arguments in a constructor call that
may be replaced by a diamond (<>).
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| UselessParenthesesRule |
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