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Where I work, we use mostly Java. We’ve always made extensive use of CheckStyle to enforce our coding standards for Java.
We’re now branching out into Scala. Many of the same considerations as in Java apply (indentation/whitespace, naming conventions, …) – and arguably having a consistent coding style is even more important given the power of the language.
However, there does not seem to be a Checkstyle equivalent for Scala.
Does anyone know of one?
Yes. It is called Scalastyle. (Same sort of focus as Checkstyle and findbugs). It’s currently in version 0.2.0, we’re adding rules all of the time
EDIT (Dec 2012):
Scalastyle 0.2.0 was released last month, with a total of 46 rules. There is, in no particular order:
Under development are:
Contributions/bug fixes are always welcome: github.