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vueinspect

v0.1.24

Published

A tool to detect code repeatability based on jsinspect

Readme

vueinspect 基于vue项目的js代码重复检测

一个基于JSinspect的代码检测,api基本和jsinspect相同

Installation

It can be installed via npm using:

npm install -g vueinspect

Usage

Usage: vueinspect [options] <paths ...>


Detect copy-pasted and structurally similar JavaScript code
Example use: vueinspect -I -L -t 20 --ignore "test" ./path/to/src


Options:

  -h, --help                         output usage information
  -V, --version                      output the version number
  -t, --threshold <number>           number of nodes (default: 30)
  -m, --min-instances <number>       min instances for a match (default: 2)
  -c, --config [config]              path to config file (default: .vueinspect)
  -r, --reporter [default|json|pmd|htm]  specify the reporter to use
  -I, --no-identifiers               do not match identifiers
  -L, --no-literals                  do not match literals
  -C, --no-color                     disable colors
  --ignore <pattern>                 ignore paths matching a regex
  --truncate <number>                length to truncate lines (default: 100, off: 0)
  --debug                            print debug information

If a .vueinspectrc file is located in the project directory, its values will be used in place of the defaults listed above. For example:

{
  "threshold":     30,
  "identifiers":   true,
  "literals":      true,
  "color":         true,
  "minInstances":  2,
  "ignore":        "test|spec|mock",
  "reporter":      "json",
  "truncate":      100,
}

On first use with a project, you may want to run the tool with the following options, while running explicitly on the lib/src directories, and not the test/spec dir.

vueinspect -t 50 -r htm --ignore "test" ./path/to/src

From there, feel free to try decreasing the threshold, ignoring identifiers using the -I flag and ignoring literals with -L. A lower threshold may lead you to discover new areas of interest for refactoring or cleanup.

Integration

It's simple to run vueinspect on your library source as part of a build process. It will exit with an error code of 0 when no matches are found, resulting in a passing step, and a positive error code corresponding to its failure. For example, with Travis CI, you could add the following entries to your .travis.yml:

before_script:
  - "npm install -g vueinspect"

script:
  - "vueinspect ./path/to/src"