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@runroom/code-quality

v1.2.0

Published

Runroom incremental quality gate — runs the pinned ghcr.io/runroom/code-quality image

Downloads

613

Readme

@runroom/code-quality

This package is a thin launcher for an incremental quality gate for TypeScript/JavaScript, PHP, Python, and web templates. It runs the pinned Docker image ghcr.io/runroom/code-quality, and its findings use reduction-only baselines.

Requirements

  • Docker must be running.
  • Node 18 or newer is required for npx.

Usage

npx @runroom/code-quality init                          # scaffold configuration and baselines
npx @runroom/code-quality check                         # run all configured checks
npx @runroom/code-quality check complexity duplication  # run selected checks
npx @runroom/code-quality report                        # generate advisory reports
npx @runroom/code-quality doctor                        # verify tools and grammar assets
npx @runroom/code-quality versions                      # list pinned tool versions

How it works

Launcher X.Y.Z always runs image ghcr.io/runroom/code-quality:vX.Y.Z. The equivalent direct command is:

docker run --rm -v "$PWD:/work" ghcr.io/runroom/code-quality:vX.Y.Z <args>

CODE_QUALITY_IMAGE overrides the image and is validated as an image reference. Set it only to an image you trust because the current directory is mounted read-write into the container.

CI, GITHUB_ACTIONS, NO_COLOR, and FORCE_COLOR are forwarded to the container. --color and --no-color override everything; otherwise a non-empty NO_COLOR disables color, then FORCE_COLOR (any value but 0) forces it, then color is on in GitHub Actions or when stdout is a TTY.

Documentation

See the repository documentation for .code-quality.yml configuration, checks, baselines, and the reusable GitHub Actions workflow.

License

MIT