Use in your regular workflow

Use in your favorite environment

DCM provides extensions for the most popular IDEs used by Dart and Flutter developers, so you can use DCM with your favorite IDE.

VS Code

The DCM VS Code extension shows diagnostics in the Problems view and in opened editors. It also provides various code actions and quick fixes, and supports features such as "Format on save" and "Fix on save".

IntelliJ / Android Studio

The DCM IntelliJ plugin has a separate view for DCM issues and shows diagnostics in opened editors. It also provides various code actions and quick fixes, and supports features such as "Format all" and "Fix all" using a shortcut.

Built with other IDEs in mind

The DCM IDE integration implements the LSP protocol, so even if there is no plugin for your IDE, there's a good chance your IDE supports this protocol, which is usually pretty straightforward to set up.

Ensure the highest quality of your main branch Teams

All DCM checks have a dedicated CLI command that can be called on CI/CD.

DCM run

Although each command can be called individually, using dcm run allows you to run a selected number of commands with combined output. This command is specifically designed for use on CI/CD as it does not show any progress and takes less time compared to calling individual commands.

GitHub Actions

Use DCM GitHub Actions install DCM and run DCM checks with dedicated reports, pull request annotations and pull request comments.

GitLab output

DCM supports GitLab's output format, so you can view issues in a dedicated UI inside a merge request.

Checkstyle output

If your CI/CD (e.g. Bitbucket) supports the checkstyle format, you can configure the output of DCM commands to be in this format.

Code Climate output

If your CI/CD supports the Code Climate format, you can configure the output of DCM commands to be in this format.

JSON output

For custom integrations, DCM provides a JSON output format for each check so you can covert the result to the required format.