Software Quality Review – Scribe OAuth Library

Scribe OAuth Library helps you do quick OAuth based integration with some of the following web applications:

• Google
• Facebook
• Twitter
• LinkedIn and many more.

You could find further details on following page on github.

Following will present information on different perspectives:

Structure

Scribe OAuth Library Code Structure

Maintainability

Maintainability

The duplication percentage isn’t very high. Duplication is one of the key criteria that reflects on the maintainability of the code. Higher the duplication, difficult is the code to maintain. Duplication is also considered as one of the code smells. Also, due to unavailability of unit tests in the source code bundle, I could not find the test coverage. Otherwise, test coverage depicts the testability of the code which is a good measure of maintainability.

Usability

Usability

Following are observations from Usability perspective:

1. Documentation is just 12.9 %. This represents lack of enough documentation in the code and may impact the learnability and understandability of the code.
2. Code complexity is pretty low and represents the modularity of the code.

 Overall, the software code quality can be rated as “High”.

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