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- Gostaticmajorstaticmajor analyzes and reports mistakes in code like missing .Close, .Stop for file descriptors, network listeners, sockets. On top of that it runs with our other specialized static analyzers and performance improvers like structslop, httperroryzer, tickeryzer etc.
We democratize secure coding of Go programs by giving tools that you can directly add to your CI/CD process to catch bugs on code before it is run to avoid insidious leaks and security issues!
Get started - Gocosmos/goseccosmos/gosec forked from securego/gosec is a more specialized static analyzer for the cosmos-sdk to analyze and report insidious bugs that can cost billions of dollars and it proactively!
We democratize secure coding of Go programs by giving tools that you can directly add to your CI/CD process to catch bugs on code before it is run to avoid insidious leaks and security issues!
Get started - GobencherBencher democratizes continuous benchmarking for the Go programming language!
We democratize benchmarking your Go applications by taking out the hassle and ergonomic complexities related to manually benchmarking changes, provisioning quiet machines, and interpreting regressions and improvements.
Get started - GooragentComplete control and observability to your distributed systems.
We’ve developed complete control and observability for your distributed systems. Instrument once, use on any cloud; extract and control the internal states of your applications.
Get started - Gohttperrorizerhttp.Error Analyzer
At Orijtech, Inc., we’ve developed and open sourced a first-of-its-kind static analyzer, “httperroryzer”, that examines your Go code with HTTP handlers and reports missing return statements after http.Error, which could cause security vulnerabilities, malfunctions, nil pointer dereferences/crashes, and all other sorts of embarassments. httperroryzer’s nemesis is reminiscent of the goto fail; our tools can help solve these problems!
See Details - GotickeryzerReport missing (*time.Ticker).Stop
We’ve developed a first-of-its-kind static analyzer, “tickeryzer”, that reports missing invocations of (*time.Ticker).Stop, which would have caused resource leaks of timers in your Go programs!
See Details - GosigchanyzerA static analyzer to report use of unbuffered signal channels to signal.Notify which could lose signals
We’ve developed a static analyzer, “sigchanyzer”, that’ll report instances of unbuffered channels being passed into signal.Notify: a scenario that is well-warned as a bug that could cause the signal to not be delivered. We are donating this pass to the Go project and eventually every Go developer running 'go vet' or 'go test' will have it automatically enabled.
See Details - GotestinggoroutineDetect fatal ends in goroutines during testing
Report calls to (*testing.T).Fatal from goroutines started by a test. Functions that abruptly terminate a test, such as the Fatal, Fatalf, FailNow, and Skip{,f,Now} methods of *testing.T, must be called from the test goroutine itself. This checker detects calls to these functions that occur within a goroutine started by the test.
Just run: go test - GostructslopA static analyzer for optimal struct arrangement to save RAM
At Orijtech, Inc., we’ve developed a first-of-its-kind static analyzer, “structslop”, that examines and recommends optimal struct field arrangements in your Go programs; It’ll help you reduce RAM consumed by offending structs, making your programs more efficient! High-performance systems require efficiency in every aspect, and our work can help out!
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