SOLID Code Formatter Pro-SOLID Principle Formatter

Example

Automatically detects violations of SOLID principles such as a class that performs both data access and business logic.

Scenario

In a code review process, the tool scans the project's source code and highlights classes or methods that are too complex or are serving multiple purposes, thus suggesting a split based on SRP.

Example

Suggests refactoring strategies to comply with Open/Closed Principle by introducing patterns like Strategy or Decorator for extending behavior without modifying existing code.

Scenario

When a developer needs to add new features to an existing class, the tool proposes modifications that allow the class to remain closed for modification but open for extension, minimizing the risk of introducing bugs.

Example

Identifies and suggests modifications to reduce tight coupling between classes, in line with the Dependency Inversion Principle.

Scenario

During the integration phase, it provides insights into dependency graphs and suggests using interfaces or abstract classes to decouple high-level components from low-level components.