elvis
brew install elvis
v5.0.4
Apache-2.0
Erlang Style Reviewer
18
30-day installs · #7120
65
90-day · #6611
211
365-day · #7231
433
★ GitHub stars · updated 2mo ago
Runtime dependencies
Build dependencies
GitHub topics
elvis
erlang
hacktoberfest
style-checker
Links
- https://github.com/inaka/elvis
- GitHub: inaka/elvis
- Brew formula source: Formula/e/elvis.rb
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