Assortment of default settings, best practices, and general goodies for Scala projects.
The console and consoleQuick sbt tasks start the Scala REPL with commonly used imports such as
JavaConverters, collection.mutable, Future, Random, Try and NonFatal already in scope.
The REPL also defines a desugar macro that expands an expression to its desugared form and inferred type.
Try, for instance, desugar(1 to 3).
The scalastyle and test:scalastyle sbt tasks are used to check source and test code with Scalastyle.
The error list is saved to Checkstyle-compatible files target/scalastyle-result.xml
and target/scalastyle-test-result.xml, respectively.
Scalastyle runs automatically against source and test code with the sbt test task.
It is not recommended to make the compile task dependent on Scalastyle.
Since Scalastyle runs first and fails if the code does not compile,
one would not get the Scala compiler error messages.
You can switch off checking for a single line (read below first)
using an ignore comment at the end of the line:
if (theAnswerToTheUltimateQuestion == 42) ??? // scalastyle:ignore magic.numberYou can also turn off checking for a section of code with off/on comments:
// scalastyle:off magic.number
if (theAnswerToTheUltimateQuestion == 42) ???
// scalastyle:on magic.numberDo not forget to put it on back again
The full list of Scalastyle checks is availabe at http://www.scalastyle.org/rules-1.0.0.html
(you are interested in the id).
Do not abuse "suppress warning" annotations.
Although in rare, exceptional situations they may have legitimate uses, mindlessly suppressing warnings defeats the purpose of static analysis. Take a warning as an opportunity to rethink your design and refactor as needed for improvements. Only after careful consideration contemplate the need to suppress it.
To format source and test code run the scalariformFormat and test:scalariformFormat sbt tasks.
Scalariform is provided as a convenience and starting point; it is not sufficient to be fully compliant with the Scala Style Guide.
To execute tests with code coverage enabled run the following sbt tasks:
clean coverage test coverageReport.
Coverage reports are saved to target/scala-2.12/scoverage-report/.
The coverage command is sticky; to turn it off, use coverageOff.
The jmh subproject showcases the sbt-jmh
microbenchmarking
plugin.
To execute a sample benchmark, use the jmh/jmh:run project.jmh.BenchmarkExample task.
Use jmh/jmh:clean if things get weird or jmh:run -h to display the full list of options.
For more information, refer to the project documentation or samples in Scala
To run database migrations, use the flywayMigrate sbt tasks.
Migration files are stored in the src/resources/db/migration/ folder.
Filenames follow the convention nnnn.pp__desc.sql (for instance, 0001__create_user.sql) where:
nnnnis the version: a unique, leading zero-padded, strictly increasing numeric sequence.ppis an optional patch number: same rules as above, used only by hotfixesdescis a brief description written inlower_case_underscore
While Flyway doesn't support down migrations, by convention we put the SQL DDL commands to reverse the migration as a comment at the bottom of the file:
create table if not exists user;
-- down
/*
drop table if exists user;
*/There is a dependencyUpdates sbt task to check Maven repositories for dependency updates.
This plugin adds three main tasks:
dependency-tree displays the project dependencies as a tree,
dependency-graph shows it as a graph,
what-depends-on <organization> <module> <revision> shows everything that depends on an artifact.
To generate a report with the dependency licenses used by the project, use the dumpLicenseReport sbt task.
The report is saved to the target/license-reports directory.
The stats sbt task shows basic line counting statistics.
Uncomment the related line in project/plugins.sbt to enable the eclipse sbt task
to create Eclipse project definitions.
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