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arcw-lint-js

v0.1.24

Published

Node.js bindings for arcw, the Algorand Requests for Comments validator

Readme

arcw

An engine which ensures ARC meet certain requirements.

Getting Started

To install arcw and validate the ARCs repository:

git clone [email protected]:algorandfoundation/arcw.git
cargo install --path=arcw arcw
arcw /path/to/ARCs
USAGE:
    arcw [OPTIONS] [SOURCES]...

ARGS:
    <SOURCES>...    Files and/or directories to check

OPTIONS:
        --format <FORMAT>     Output format [default: text] [possible values: text, json]
    -h, --help                Print help information
        --lints <LINTS>       Additional lints to enable
        --list-lints          List all available lints
        --no-default-lints    Do not enable the default lints

Demo

Example arc

---
arc: 2
description: A really short example of an arc.
title: Sample of an arc
author: Stéphane Barroso(@sudoweezy)
discussions-to: https://example.com/
status: Living
type: Meta
created: 2022-06-30
---

## Specification

Implementers of this arc must...

## Abstract

This is an abstract!

Output

error[markdown-order-section]: section `Specification` must come after `Motivation`
  --> /tmp/demo.md
   |
12 | ## Specification
   |
error[preamble-order]: preamble header `description` must come after `title`
 --> /tmp/demo.md
  |
3 | description: A really short example of an arc.
  |

Lints

| id | Description | |-------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | markdown-link-first | First mention of an arc must be a link. | | markdown-link-status | arcs linked in the body have statuses further along than the current proposal. | | markdown-order-section | There are no extra sections and the sections are in the correct order. | | markdown-re-arc-dash | Other arcs are referenced using ARC-X, not ARCX or ARC X. | | markdown-re-arc-not-arc | Other arcs are referenced using ARC-X, not arc-X. | | markdown-rel-links | All URLs in the page are relative. | | markdown-req-section | Required sections are present in the body of the proposal. | | preamble-author | The author header is correctly formatted, and there is at least one GitHub user listed. | | preamble-date-created | The created header is a date. | | preamble-date-last-call-deadline | The last-call-deadline header is a date. | | preamble-discussions-to | The discussions-to header is a valid URL. | | preamble-arc | The arc header is a non-negative integer. | | preamble-enum-category | The category header is a recognized value. | | preamble-enum-status | The status header is a recognized value. | | preamble-enum-type | The type header is a recognized value. | | preamble-file-name | The file name reflects the arc number. | | preamble-len-description | The description header isn't too long. | | preamble-len-title | The title header isn't too long. | | preamble-list-author | The author header is a correctly formatted comma-separated list. | | preamble-list-requires | The requires header is a correctly formatted comma-separated list. | | preamble-no-dup | There are no duplicate headers. | | preamble-order | The preamble headers are in the correct order. | | preamble-re-description | The description doesn't contain "standard" or similar words. | | preamble-re-description-arc-dash | arcs referenced in the description header use a dash. | | preamble-re-description-arc | ARCs referenced in the description header use the ARC-X format. | | preamble-re-discussions-to | The discussions-to header points to algorandfoundation/ARCs/issues | | preamble-re-title | The title doesn't contain "standard" or similar words. | | preamble-re-title-arc-dash | arcs referenced in the title header use a dash. | | preamble-re-title-arc | ARCs referenced in the title header use the ARC-X format. | | preamble-req | All required preamble headers are present. | | preamble-req-category | The category header is present only when required. | | preamble-req-last-call-deadline | The last-call-deadline header is present only when required. | | preamble-req-withdrawal-reason | The withdrawal-reason header is present only when required. | preamble-req-deprecated-reason | The deprecated-reason header is present only when required. | | preamble-requires-ref-description | Proposals mentioned in the description header appear in the requires header. | | preamble-requires-ref-title | Proposals mentioned in the title header appear in the requires header. | | preamble-requires-status | arcs listed in requires have statuses further along than the current proposal. | | preamble-trim | There is no extra whitespace around preamble fields. | | preamble-uint-requires | The requires header is a sorted list of non-negative integers. |

JavaScript / WebAssembly

arcw-lint-js packages arcw as an npm package, for use in JavaScript / TypeScript.

You can find the package on npm.

Building & Publishing

cd arcw-lint-js
wasm-pack test --node
wasm-pack build -t nodejs
wasm-pack publish -t nodejs

This tool is an adaptation of (EIPW)[https://github.com/ethereum/eipw]