Internship at IoT.bzh
From July to December 2024, I had to create a new tool to
run audit tests on given code to verify the code's
compliance to various coding conventions for clarity and
security.
I started by researching already existing open source,
maintained projects to do that and found clang-tidy. Then, I
had to integrate it in the software infrastructure of the
company's web application called Redpesk Factory. To do
that, I coded the tool as a micro service, independant of
the current web app that simply takes in the code and sends
back a Json file with the results to be displayed on the web
app. I made it such that anyone can give the tool their own
coding conventions to make it as versatile and accessible as
possible.
Today that tool is used by large companies such as Valeo,
Idemia, Thales or Safran to run audit tests on their own
codes' security and/or readability (and therefore the
maintainability of their codes)
