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million-lint-check

v1.0.18

Published

A command-line tool to verify if Million Lint is active in a project.

Downloads

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Maintainers

crnshcrnsh

Keywords

millionclitestingfrontend

Readme

What?

Million Lint Checker is a command line tool that automatically detects whether Million Lint works on your repository or not.

How?

It works by doing the following things -

  1. Detects package manager and does local setup using @antfu/ni
  2. Runs @million/lint
  3. Randomly interacts (fuzzes) with the frontend and detects Million Lint suggestions in the shadow DOM using puppeteer

Installation

  • Run npx million-lint-check@latest setup $PORT, where $PORT is the port your frontend will run on in development.

Note

  • For some projects setup will have to be done manually. Once the project is at a state where a simple npm run dev is sufficient to run it, this tool can be used.
  • This only works with VSCode
  • I've only tested this on the project below ;_; (should work for all nr dev projects)

Example

We'll test the CLI on crnsh/github-h-index as an example

  1. git clone https://github.com/crnsh/github-h-index.git
  2. cd github-h-index
  3. code . (This is temporarily necessary)
  4. npx million-lint-check@latest setup 3000
Running development server...
Development server started in the background.
Opening browser and interacting with components...

> [email protected] dev
> next dev

   ▲ Next.js 14.1.1
   - Local:        http://localhost:3000


 ⚡ Million Lint v0.0.66
 ✓ Ready in 0.18ms
 ✓ Ready in 2.2s
 ○ Compiling / ...
 ✓ Compiled / in 1158ms (380 modules)
 ✓ Compiled in 180ms (380 modules)
Successfully connected to http://localhost:3000 after 1 attempt(s).
Randomly interacting with page...
Finding element...
Million Lint is working as expected!

Shutting down development server...