@maskaravivek We can also consider https://codebeat.co/ it is free for open source.
Currently I don't pay that much attention to Codacy - it seems to only flag up false positives, which is annoying for reviewing PRs as Github's red 'x' icon could mean Travis has passed and Codacy is being weird about something minor. Also Codacy seems to sometimes get 'stuck' reviewing PRs, or fails it on Github but doesn't show the issues on Codacy to be fixed.
Therefore I'd be very up for swapping to something better.
codebeat gives a very good feedback for new developers, consider this example
This is what I missed to find out when I was solving #2499

and this, which asks users to reduce the number of arguments

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Currently I don't pay that much attention to Codacy - it seems to only flag up false positives, which is annoying for reviewing PRs as Github's red 'x' icon could mean Travis has passed and Codacy is being weird about something minor. Also Codacy seems to sometimes get 'stuck' reviewing PRs, or fails it on Github but doesn't show the issues on Codacy to be fixed.
Therefore I'd be very up for swapping to something better.