ffc-code-refs-webpack-plugin v0.0.4

ffc-code-refs-webpack-plugin

This is a webpack plugin for ffc-code-refs-core

Install

1. Use npm to install the package into your project

   npm install ffc-code-refs-webpack-plugin --save-dev

2. Add to the root directory of your project, a file ffcconfig.json with following content:

{
    "envSecret": "",
    "apiUrl": "",
    "excluded": [],
    "fileExtensions": [],
    "numberOfContextLines": 0,
    "exitWithErrorWhenStaleFeatureFlagFound": false,
    "logErrorOnly": true
}

• envSecret: the secret of your environment, can be found in your SaaS account, mandatory
• apiUrl: the server url, can be empty if you are using our SaaS platform, not mandatory
• excluded: list of excluded file or directory, put the file or directory name only, path is not expected, not mandatory
• fileExtensions: the file extensions that you want to be scanned, if empty, all files will be scanned, not mandatory
• numberOfContextLines: the number of lines before and after that will be included into the report, the default value is 0, not mandatory
• exitWithErrorWhenStaleFeatureFlagFound: if true, will exit with error when any stale feature flag is found, the default value is true, not mandatory
• logErrorOnly: will print error logs only if true, the default value is false, not mandatory

3. In your webpack.config.js file, add following code

     const { CodeRefsPlugin }  = require('ffc-code-refs-webpack-plugin');

  plugins: [
      new CodeRefsPlugin(),
  ],

Run

npx webpack

webpack pipeline would be stopped if any stale feature flags found in the code and a report will be printed to the console.