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pcnlint

v0.6.9

Published

Static analysis tool for PCN

Downloads

14

Readme

PCN Linter

Because PCN data can be rife with errors

PCN Linter is a validation tool that adheres to PCN Spec.

Usage

npm install -g pcnlint

Then you can...

pcnlint pizza-parlor.json

Or...

cat pizza-parlor.json | pcnlint

When using file names as parameters, you can chain together multiple files to lint them all together.

Or...

var pcnlint = require('pcnlint');
pcnlint.testDocument(jsonDoc, {reporter: 'json'});

Options

Currently pcnlint will take a list of files to lint (or it will read from stdin if no files are provided).

pcnlint also accepts mocha's test reporter parameters, --reporter and -R to customize test result output. This can be very useful when using pcnlint inside an application, as output can be direct JSON:

cat pizza-parlor.json | pcnlint --reporter json

All other mocha reporters are available.

Todo

  • [x] Get the PCN-Spec example to pass
  • [x] Support input from stdin
  • [x] Get other PCN examples to pass
  • [x] Prettify error output
  • [x] Support mocha reporters as an option
  • [ ] Support recursive file input

License

This software is licensed under the MIT license. Copyright 2014 Brent Anderson.