SwiftLint checks your Swift code for style mistakes. It runs automatically every time you build your project. This helps your team write clean and consistent code without extra effort.
You can choose which rules to follow and which to ignore. SwiftLint can even fix some issues for you. It works with Xcode, Swift Package Manager, and your CI pipeline.
Setting up SwiftLint is straightforward. You create a simple config file and decide how strict you want to be. The tool gives clear feedback so everyone on your team writes Swift code the same way.
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