go-linter

A Go linter to check that errors from external packages are wrapped

Tool for adding vanity import to Go code

linter that bans usage of certain methods and functions

Golang source code analyzer that checks imports order. It verifies that standard, current package, and vendor imports are separated by a line.

Cute linter which alerts you about the code removed from binary by Go compiler

Go linter to warn you about tags used globally or in a specific pkg.

Go analyzer that reports string literals that can be simplified with raw string literals (backticks).

Go linter that checks for URL construction that won't work with IPv6

Simple go linter that checks that all your functions have only named return parameters.

Go linter to check xml.Encoders are closed

ErrStack is a linter for Go that checks for unnecessary error wrapping using `errors.Wrap`, `errors.Wrapf`, and `errors.WithStack`.

Golang linter to ensure use of test contexts

Preconfigured linter for Go files, used in Articola Tools organization's repositories

A line length analyzer for Go.

Go Linter

Go linter that checks that the error text contains a prefix indicating the package/function/method where the error occurred

errcheck checks that you checked errors.

A Go parser defect class: capacity reserved from untrusted input before validation. Measured, with the fix that is actually a regression.

Find Go parsers that reserve memory from untrusted input before validating it

GoLinter is a lightweight static analysis tool written in Go that helps ensure consistent code style following idiomatic Go conventions. It is designed to run automatically as a pre-commit hook, enforcing best practices for naming files, folders, functions, variables, constants, and overall Go code structure.