package zanuda
Install
Dune Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
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Description
Inspired by https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/how-possible-is-a-clippy-like-linter-for-ocaml
Published: 24 Mar 2023
README
README.md
An OCaml linter experiment
Mostly inspired by How possible is a clippy-like linter for OCaml?
Lints: https://kakadu.github.io/zanuda/lints/index.html
API: https://kakadu.github.io/mylinter/api/ is currently empty
Usage
Examples of 'zanuda' usage could be found in the 'tests' directory. But in short:
Compile your dune project and run this linter via
dune build . @runtest -j3 zanuda -dir .
It will report found issues using OCaml's alerts
You could read the documentation about supported lints via
zanuda -dump
. CI runs regularly uploads information about available lints to Gihub Pages.You could run linter and dump the results in short JSON form. They could be processed later, for example as review comment via GitHub API. (This reporting is not implemented yet.)
See also
Lexifi's dead dead_code_analyzer
Developping
Current dependecies:
opam install ppx_fields_conv ppx_blob base angstrom ppx_expect ppx_assert sexplib --yes
Running a single test:
dune build && dune build @ifbool --force
Running all tests:
dune build && dune runtest --force
Dependencies (10)
-
ocamlformat
>= "0.23.0"
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angstrom
>= "0.15.0"
- stdune
- ppx_expect
- ppx_assert
- ppx_inline_test
- sexplib
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yojson
>= "2.0.0"
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ocaml
>= "4.14" & < "5.0"
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dune
>= "3.4"
Dev Dependencies (5)
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odoc
with-doc
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menhir
with-test
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ppx_fields_conv
with-test
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ppx_blob
with-test
-
base
with-test
Used by
None
Conflicts
None