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@episerver/create-cms-api-report

v1.0.0

Published

Analyze your Episerver project to make sure only public non-deprecated Episerver CMS API's are used.

Downloads

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Links

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Maintainers

johanpeterssonjohanpeterssonryanbareryanbarebarteksekulabarteksekulaalwaalwarobinjacrobinjac

Keywords

episervereslinteslint-plugineslintpluginnpx

Readme

Create CMS API Report

Analyze your Episerver project to make sure only public non-deprecated Episerver CMS API's are used.

Run

Run this in your project root folder, or the root of your CMS UI extensions for a faster analysis.

yarn

yarn create @episerver/cms-api-report

npm

npx @episerver/create-cms-api-report

Usage

Run with the command above. There are two outputs:

  1. a summary table output in the command line that shows what API's you are using that are considered internal or deprecated.
  2. a file, episerver-cms-api-usage.json, containing more details on which files are using what API's. We on the Episerver CMS UI product are especially interested in this so feel free to send it to [email protected]. [Read more.]