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@codacy/tools-swiftlint-0

v0.3.3

Published

SwiftLint adapter — CLI-mode Swift linter

Downloads

452

Readme

@codacy/tools-swiftlint-0

Table of Contents


Overview

Swift linter using the SwiftLint binary. Uses the CLI execution strategy — spawns swiftlint via spawnTool() and parses its JSON output.

| Property | Value | | -------------- | -------------------------------------- | | Tool ID | SwiftLint | | Codacy UUID | 9046d2e3-9a3d-4f9c-b31d-a0940a994c50 | | Strategy | CLI | | Languages | Swift | | Binary | swiftlint | | File patterns | **/*.swift | | Pinned version | 0.63.2 | | Pattern count | 250 |

Updating patterns

# Re-fetch pattern metadata from the Codacy API
pnpm prefetch

# Commit the result
git add src/patterns.json

Pattern IDs follow the format SwiftLint_force_cast, SwiftLint_cyclomatic_complexity, etc. Rule IDs use snake*case and are prefixed with SwiftLint* to form the Codacy pattern ID.

Updating the SwiftLint version

  1. Update preferredVersion in src/adapter.ts
  2. Update the download URL template if the release format changed
  3. Run pnpm prefetch to check for new/removed rules
  4. Run pnpm test to verify compatibility
  5. If the major version changes, create a new adapter package (swiftlint-1/)

Development

pnpm build    # Build with tsup
pnpm test     # Run tests (mocked tests always run; integration tests require swiftlint in PATH)

To install SwiftLint locally:

# macOS
brew install swiftlint

# Linux (requires Swift toolchain for full rule coverage)
# Download from https://github.com/realm/SwiftLint/releases

Notes for maintainers

  • JSON output quirk: SwiftLint's --reporter json output has line and character fields as strings, not numbers. The adapter uses parseInt() to convert them.
  • Absolute file paths: SwiftLint reports absolute file paths in its JSON output. The adapter converts them to paths relative to repositoryRoot using path.relative().
  • Version subcommand: SwiftLint uses swiftlint version (no -- prefix), not swiftlint --version.
  • Config generation: When Codacy patterns are provided, the adapter generates a .swiftlint.yml with only_rules: to restrict analysis to the requested rules.
  • Linux SourceKit limitation: On Linux, SwiftLint requires the Swift toolchain (SourceKit) for full rule coverage. Without it, some syntax-aware rules may not fire. The adapter emits a warning at the start of analysis on Linux.
  • macOS portable zip: The portable_swiftlint.zip for macOS may extract to a nested directory structure. The install() method recursively searches the extraction directory for the binary.
  • Download assets:
    • macOS (any arch): portable_swiftlint.zip
    • Linux amd64: swiftlint_linux_amd64.zip
    • Linux arm64: swiftlint_linux_arm64.zip
  • Exit codes: 0 = no issues, 1 = issues found (or fatal), 2 = config error. Both 0 and 1 are treated as success.
  • Category normalization: patterns.json categories are passed through if valid; unknown categories are normalized to "BestPractice".