Custom cops for Google Ads API Ruby Client Library

Automatic Grape code style checking tool. A RuboCop extension focused on enforcing Grape best practices and coding conventions.

An opinionated set of RuboCop cops recommending Rails coding patterns that keep your codebase greppable. Each cop discourages a construct that obscures where code comes from, so plain text search remains a fast, reliable way to navigate the project.

Opinionated cops for developers who prefer conventional Rails — rich models, RESTful controllers, shallow jobs, no service objects.

Guild's RuboCop config based around our preferred style

A gem for sharing gusto rubocop rules

A RuboCop cop that statically detects Ruby code relying on the pre-Ruby 3.4 Hash#inspect output format (e.g. {:sym=>1}). Ruby 3.4 changed Hash#inspect to produce {sym: 1, "str" => 2}, breaking tests that hardcode the old format. Run as part of `pdk validate` to catch incompatibilities before upgr...

Six cops that codify the §1-§6 rules of Hardened GOOS TDD: no Time.now / SecureRandom / Rails.logger / ENV reads in domain code, no Timecop in inner-loop specs, no mocks in acceptance specs. Three of the six autocorrect to the injected-collaborator form.

A plugin for RuboCop code style enforcing & linting tool. It includes Rubocop configuration used at Church of the Highlands and a few custom rules that have caused internal issues at Church of the Highlands but are not supported by core Rubocop.

Hint's shared Rubocop style guide

RuboCop configuration with the following extensions: - rubocop-rails, - rubocop-performance, - rubocop-rspec - rubocop-rake. Easily extensible, created by Hix on Rails.

Modern RuboCop configuration for Ruby and Rails applications

A collection of Rubocop rules that are used on hotstepper projects.

A RuboCop extension to promote inclusive language

Automatic Infinum code style checking tool.

A package of Influitive cop(s) for Rubocop.

This is the rubocop configuration we use at inhouse.work for all our projects

Inspire Ruby Style Guide

Shared Rubocop configuration for all Instructure Ruby projects

Variable name is an important key for developers to understand what codes do. This cope checks instance variable names.