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Checkstyle Beans - plugin detailCheckstyle Beans project contains the set of NetBeans modules needed for annotation of the code that does not match the defined Checkstyle rules.
[ You have to be logged in to be able to comment. ] User CommentsWhy is this plugin not in NetBeans list by default?
How difficult is to put this plugin into default plugin list in NetBeans? I use it for years and it is really annoying that we have to install it separately...
Posted by dejlek on Feb 10, 2016
Update for Nb8.1?
Hi,
could you kindly update it to be compatible with the new Netbeans 8.1? Thanks in advance, best regards.
Posted by -Silver- on Nov 06, 2015
Any objections to pushing a fork of this with v6.1.1 support open on github?
As sgjava said, I also downloaded the source and update it to work with v6.1.1. I had to update the other top level dependencies such as guava and antlr also but that seemed to do the trick.
I would be good to get the updated version available for others to use.. Any objections to pushing it to my github and linking here?
Posted by willfleury on Mar 11, 2015
Build for NetBeans 8 and Java 8
I was able to build using source from http://www.sickboy.cz/checkstyle/download.html using netbeans-checkstyle-3.4.0-src.tar.gz. Extract archive and open multi-module Maven project. Search for 5.7 and replace with 6.1.1 (do this one at a time instead of replace all). You will see 5.7 referenced in the POMs and the checkstyle jar file name. Do a clean install and the nbm files (netbeans-checkstyle-library-3.5.7.nbm and netbeans-checkstyle-plugin-3.4.0.nbm) are in the modules target dir.
Posted by sgjava on Dec 16, 2014
Any change you can update this to use Checkstyle 6.0 ?
Like the title says, it would be cool if this could be updated to support Checkstyle 6.0 (which supports java 8)
Posted by pns on Oct 28, 2014
Nice tool but
Hi,
this tool is very nice but the underlined hint goes from the beginning to the end of the line. That makes no sense for me, because sometimes you have more than one warning/error on different positions, maybe unused param or missing doc etc. And the code is nor really readable anymore. It would be better if we can have such underlined warnings only on the raising element. see picture for what I mean: http://s1.directupload.net/images/140905/xu62hfok.png line 138 is hint from checkstyle. Line 139 is hint from netbeans. I really prefer the netbeans hint option. Now I know ah there is a problem (maybe) with newItem. Regards Chris
Posted by ChrisLE on Sep 05, 2014
Please update to checkstyle 5.5
The current version doesn't work with JDK 7 feature like diamond operator or multicatch exceptions.
Checktyle's maven plugin though (which uses 5.5) works fine though. Edit: Thanks for the update! Working fine now!
Posted by pns on Aug 22, 2012
So many checktyle plugin?
I search checkstyle as keyword in the Plugin portal , I get some result of Checkstyle.
But none of them provide a gui to customize the checkstyle rule. Why not work together to impove the feature to provide some basic functionality. 1.customsize rule(copy the default config and customsize). 2.Import and export rule file. 3.Provide project scope configuration(Can enable this feature for project and customsize the code rule) 4.Code analysis and generate report . Advanced feature I wished. 1.Code complete support for quick fix . 2.Task list intergration
Posted by hantsy on Jun 25, 2008
Settings for Checkstyle
It is in Options dialog, category Miscellaneous, tab Checkstyle. Check Use custom configuration file and select the file. Please let me know about anything you would like to improve to hejlp at seznam.cz.
Posted by phejl on Dec 05, 2007
Settings for CheckStyle
Where can i define the xml file that i want to be used for checking the code style, inside NetBeans. I dont see that information anywhere, not even on the plug in site, anyone knows where to define it?thank you in advance
Posted by whitemerovingian on Dec 04, 2007
Great
Great module. Maybe you could contribute its functionality to https://sqe.dev.java.net/.
Posted by tomzi on Sep 04, 2007
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