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mcandre
stank: analyzers for determining whether files smell like rotten POSIX shell scripts, or faintly rosy like Ruby and Python scripts
Similar to Docker linters, stank could help systems language developers prepare a more robust build system configuration. We could warn when a makefile does not explicitly declare which shell interpreter...
Accept command line flags and/or `.stank.yml` configuration files, trampolining from the current working directory up to either `$HOME` or the root directory, that allow various stank warnings to be disabled,...
As a developer, I want to be warned earlier when application code (not shell scripts) try to shell out for common behaviors that are already provided by libraries, so that...
As a user, I want a single `stank` application so that I can more quickly apply it to my projects. * [ ] Move most CLI logic into lib. *...
As an engineer, I want linters to recommend that my shell scripts be rewritten in more reliable, DSL-based build tools, library-based build tools, or even compiled applications, in order to...
As an engineer, I want to be warned when I pass `-exec` to `find`, so that I don't accidentally silently drop error exit codes. Recommend `find ... | xargs ...`...
As a developer, I want stank to ignore files that git excludes from version control, so that I can focus on improving scripts that I can control. Have rosy and...
As an engineer, I want the stank suite available in the form of a Docker image, so that I can use stank without having to setup any Go tools. Spin...
As a developer, I want stank to consolidate the facts it has collected about different kinds of files into a single object, so that I can submit queries more easily....
As a developer, I want stank to move most logic out of applications, and into libraries, so that I can build more complex systems based on the stank suite. *...