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@defi-wonderland/natspec-smells

v1.1.1

Published

Automatically identify missing or incomplete natspec

Downloads

4,742

Readme

Version License: MIT

Natspec Smells

Just like code, documentation can smell too. Natspec Smells aims to help automatically identify missing or incomplete natspec.

What can it do?

  • Verifies natspec for: constructors, variables, functions, ~~structs~~, errors, events, modifiers
  • Finds misspelled or missing @param or @return's.
  • Lets you enforce the need for @inheritdoc in public/external functions.
  • Can integrate on your daily workflow, or just as a final check.

No setup usage

Want to quickly check if your natspec smells?

Just run:

npx @defi-wonderland/natspec-smells --include src --exclude "src/**/*.sol" "(test|scripts)/**/*.sol"

[!NOTE] Remember to put quotes around the glob strings when using the include and exclude options.

Recommended setup

  1. Install the package:

    yarn add --dev @defi-wonderland/natspec-smells
  2. Create a config file named natspec-smells.config.js, you can use the following as an example:

    /**
     * List of supported options: https://github.com/defi-wonderland/natspec-smells?tab=readme-ov-file#options
     */
    
    /** @type {import('@defi-wonderland/natspec-smells').Config} */
    module.exports = {
      include: 'src/**/*.sol',
      exclude: '(test|scripts)/**/*.sol',
    };
  3. Run

    yarn natspec-smells

Verify your natspec in CI

Soon to come.

Options

| Option | Description | Required | Default | | -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | -------- | ------- | | include | Glob pattern of files to process. | Yes | | | exclude | Glob pattern of files to exclude. | No | "" | | root | Project root directory. | No | ./ | | enforceInheritdoc | True if all external and public functions should have @inheritdoc. | No | true | | constructorNatspec | True if the constructor should have natspec. | No | false |

Contributors

Natspec Smells was built with ❤️ by Wonderland.

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