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todo-tree-checker

v1.2.0

Published

Scan TODO/FIXME comments via CLI or as a Vite/Webpack plugin before build.

Readme

todo-tree-checker

中文 | English

Scan source files for TODO / FIXME (or custom) line comments — as a CLI, or as a Vite / Webpack plugin before build.

Install

pnpm add -D todo-tree-checker
# or: npm i -D todo-tree-checker

package.json config

{
  "todoTreeChecker": {
    "paths": ["src"],
    "targets": ["todo", "fixme"],
    "exclude": ["**/node_modules/**", "**/dist/**"],
    "pretty": true,
    "failOnMatch": true,
    "reportFile": null
  },
  "scripts": {
    "todo-check": "todo-check"
  }
}

Priority: CLI flags / plugin options > todoTreeChecker field > defaults.

CLI

Temir pretty UI is on by default (rounded spinner frame + double-border result panel).

pnpm todo-check
pnpm todo-check --path src --target todo --target fixme
pnpm todo-check --no-pretty
pnpm todo-check --no-fail-on-match --report-file ./todo-report.json
  • pretty (default true): Temir terminal UI. Use --no-pretty or "pretty": false for plain text.
  • failOnMatch (default true): exit 1 when matches are found.

Legacy bin name todo-tree-checker still works.

Vite plugin

// vite.config.js
import todoTreeChecker from 'todo-tree-checker/vite'

export default {
  plugins: [
    todoTreeChecker() // reads package.json; override with todoTreeChecker({ failOnMatch: false })
  ],
}

Runs on buildStart (build only). Plugin default is plain output (pretty: false).

Webpack plugin

const TodoTreeCheckerPlugin = require('todo-tree-checker/webpack')

module.exports = {
  plugins: [new TodoTreeCheckerPlugin()],
}

Programmatic API

const { scan, resolveConfig } = require('todo-tree-checker')
const result = scan({ paths: ['src'], targets: ['todo'] })
console.log(result.matches, result.stats)