Installing the static analysis tool Plato #49
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I installed Plato, a static analysis tool that helps analyse the complexity of code.
To install it, i simply ran npm install plato. The following is a screenshot of the version of the tool dto prove that it is insatlled.
I then ran the tool by typing 'plato -r -d report src', which created a folder called report that had the complexity analysis of each file in src.