who-wrote-that v0.1.0
Who Wrote That CLI
A command line tool to quickly lookup code owners of classes, methods and more.
What you'll find in this document:
Inspiration
Starting to work on a larger software project is often intimidating. Who Wrote That makes it easy to find a person of contact that owns a specific declaration within a file. Depending on the programming language a declaration may be a function, method, class or interface declaration.
Who Wrote That works with Git repositories. It uses Tree-sitter parsers to build Abstract Syntax Trees of code written in a multitude of different programming languages.
Usage
To use Who Wrote That with your directory or file, it must be or be located within a Git repository and it must use one of the supported programming languages.
Installation
You can install Who Wrote That globally with Yarn
$ yarn global add who-wrote-that
or NPM
$ npm install -g who-wrote-that
decl
wwt decl <file> <definition>
Lookup code owners of a given declaration inside a file.
line
wwt line <file> <lineNumber>
Lookup code owners of a declaration on a given line of a file.
Options
Option | Description |
---|---|
-d --depth <number> | The maxmium recursive depth of the code owner algorithm (e.g. the number of commits to look back in history). Takes a positive number. Defaults to undefined -- unlimited recursive depth. |
-f --format <format> | Output format. Allowed values are pretty , data , and json . Defaults to pretty . |
-s --strategy | Strategy used for the code owner algorithm. Allowed values are weighted-lines , and lines . Defaults to weighted-lines . |
-v --version | Outputs the version number |
-h --help | Outputs usage information |
Language support
- Go
- Java
- JavaScript
- Python
Extensibility
Adding a new language
To add support for a new language
- create a language file in
src/languages
; - and import the language file in
src/languages/index.ts
.
Development
Listen to changes and make them accessible through wwt
from the command line:
$ yarn start
Run ESLint:
$ yarn eslint
Run TypeScript compiler checks:
$ yarn tsc
Run tests:
$ yarn test
Release
- Change the version in
package.json
andsrc/index.ts
. - Create a pull request to merge the changes into
master
. - After the pull request was merged, create a new release listing the breaking changes and commits on
master
since the last release. - The release workflow will publish the package to NPM.
4 years ago