Code Quality Score Checker

Improve Your Software with a Code Quality Score Checker

In the fast-paced world of software development, maintaining a high standard for your codebase is crucial. Developers often juggle tight deadlines, but overlooking the health of your code can lead to costly bugs or technical debt down the line. That’s where a tool to evaluate your software’s condition comes in handy. It offers a quick snapshot of strengths and weaknesses, helping you make informed decisions.

Why Code Health Matters

A well-maintained codebase isn’t just about fewer bugs—it’s about scalability and teamwork. When test coverage is high and duplication is low, your project becomes easier to update and debug. Metrics like lines of code or reported issues give a window into potential risks. By assessing these regularly, you’re not just coding; you’re building a foundation for long-term success. Our free web-based solution breaks down these factors into a single, easy-to-understand number. Whether you’re a solo coder or part of a larger team, taking a moment to review your software’s quality can save hours of frustration. Start prioritising smarter fixes today and see the difference it makes.

FAQs

How is the code quality score calculated?

We start with a base score of 100. Then, we adjust it based on your inputs: subtract 1 point for every 1000 lines of code to account for complexity, dock 2 points per reported bug, add 0.5 points for each percentage of test coverage, and subtract 1 point per percentage of code duplication. The score is capped between 0 and 100, so you always get a realistic result. It’s a balanced way to reflect real-world impact of these factors.

What if I enter invalid data?

No worries! If you input something out of range—like a negative number or a test coverage over 100—we’ll catch it and show a friendly message: 'Please enter valid numbers within range.' Just double-check your values and try again. We’ve built this to be forgiving so you’re not stuck scratching your head.

Why does code duplication affect my score so much?

Duplication can be a silent killer in a codebase. It makes maintenance harder, increases the chance of bugs slipping through, and bloats your project. That’s why we subtract a point for each percentage of duplicated code—it’s a nudge to refactor and keep things lean. A little cleanup now can save you a headache later!