Hi is someone knows what is difference between `Twitter s Je

Question

Hi is someone knows what is difference between `Twitter s Jetpack Compose Detekt Rules` and `KODE Compose Detekt Rules` Like in terms of philosophy or customisation

Atul Gupta · Answer

I am planning to add compose on one of my android project wanted to know which should be picked

LeoColman · Answer

To be completely honest until your message I didn t know about any of those and I use compose for everything sweat smile

Atul Gupta · Answer

Those two Detekt marketplace plugins for compose specific rules 1 2 ~~

LeoColman · Answer

Cool

LeoColman · Answer

Personally with a very quick look I find AppKODE to be closer to what I do in my Compose projects and would probably be my choice Twitter didn t release `compose rules` yet version 0 0 x while Kode has version 1 3 x

LeoColman · Answer

Twitter rules seem to be more extensive and restrict more what you can do for example <https twitter github io compose rules rules make dependencies explicit>

LeoColman · Answer

So by the looks of it I felt it will nag me much more than KODE

Atul Gupta · Answer

thanks for the analysis Although Twitter one has more stars Also side note twitter link shared above is not maintained Current maintained one is <https kotlinlang slack com archives CJLTWPH7S p1700228648542809 thread ts=1700228424 747159 amp cid=CJLTWPH7S>

LeoColman · Answer

I also look at stars to judge libs but I think it s a bit unfair to consider Twitter stars It s an enormous player so stars flow in

LeoColman · Answer

The fork is also not released v0 3 3 This can also mean nothing Kover for example is still unreleased

LeoColman · Answer

gt Twitter one is deprecated after the layoffs kodee angry Fuck that Musk guy kodee sad

zt · Answer

Personally I feel like this here is the best available <https github com mrmans0n compose rules|https github com mrmans0n compose rules>

Brais Gabin · Answer

I use the KODE one too Very happy with it

Marek Kubiczek · Answer

Side question can any of these be applied to Android Studio detekt plugin so I can see warning as I code and not only when I run Gradle detekt task I failed with the Twitter rules I guess they might be few versions behind current detekt and as such may be not compatible with latest detekt plugin thinking face

navczydev · Answer

Twitter rules now maintained by slack folks

navczydev · Answer

< Marek Kubiczek> I have integrated the compose twitter rules with plugin and works as expected

Atul Gupta · Answer

< navczydev> what about

navczydev · Answer

Yes I am using this 1 as its actively maintained Added the jars to the plugin s config and it works as expected