Advertise integration w/ Coala.

[Adrianzatreanu]

Hello, we're coala - http://coala-analyzer.org/ and your linter can now be used in all our supported editors and stuff, maybe working together could be fruitful!

See coala/coala-bears#105 & coala/coala-bears@93b3d8f for more info

CC @sils1297

[Adrianzatreanu]

If you are interested in working with us, you can always find us on https://gitter.im/coala-analyzer/coala or #coala on freenode or https://telegram.me/joinchat/AuL-lwKZ8JLFZiI6SbtQVw on telegram.

We are looking forward for your messages :)

[adtac]

Hey @pq

coala is a tool that unifies all linters under one interface - this means that you can support multiple editors trivially, get various performance improvements done under-the-hood, various output formats (JSON, CLI, ...) and much much more.

We integrated this linter as DartLintBear. You can easily test it out by installing coala (it's just a simple pip3 install coala-bears) and running coala --bears=DartLintBear --files=src/\*.dart - that's it!

[pq]

Hi @adtac . Is coala hooked up to the Dart analyzer shipped w/ the SDK? The linter front-end CLI in this package is likely to go away in favor of calling out to the analyzer proper. (See: #57427).

Thanks for doing this!

[adtac]

@pq do you mean the dartanalyzer binary? If so, yes, we're using the one that's shipped with the SDK (see here). We're not using the linter executable (that is getting deprecated).

[pq]

Ah, cool. Thanks!

@adtac: How are folks generally advertising their coala support?

[sils]

Usually they have a section about integrations that also includes editor plugins (via or not via coala)

[adtac]

It looks like you have a few badges at the top of your README, so we made one just for you :)

Code:

[![coala support](https://img.shields.io/badge/coala%20support-yes-green.svg)](https://coala.io)

[pq]

Awesome. Thanks!

@sils, @adtac : who would you rate as your most visible integrators?

[adtac]

@pq we have about 107 bears (linter wrappers) supporting about 64 languages right now. Some of my personal favorites are YapfBear for google/yapf, CPDBear for cpd, GNUIndentBear for GNU Indent, PEP8Bear which makes things PEP8 conformant, and much more :)

[pq]

It looks like this is no longer a thing. Feel free to re-open.