@condenast/opensource-check
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A Test Runner for verifying Open Source conventions in JavaScript projects
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This utility can currently only be used for JavaScript/Node projects.
This utility can be used as a temporary dependency, global dependency or a dev dependency.
Head over to the usage section below on how to set it up based on your preference.
The utility accepts the following parameters:
This is great option for taking this a quick spin!
npx @condenast/opensource-check --path <your-project-path>
npx @condenast/opensource-check --path ./glamorous
npx @condenast/opensource-check --path ./xml-to-react --org condenast
This is a good option if you plan to use this frequently but don't want it to be a part of your project setup.
npm install -g @condenast/opensource-check
opensource-check --path <your-project-path>
opensource-check --path ./glamorous
opensource-check --path ./xml-to-react --org condenast
This is a wonderful option if you plan to use this as part of your project workflow including using in CI environment.
npm install -D @condenast/opensource-check
npx @condenast/opensource-check --path <your-project-path>
npx @condenast/opensource-check --path ./glamorous
npx @condenast/opensource-check --path ./xml-to-react --org condenast
This is a sample screenshot of running this utlility:
The current checklist of things that are verified by the utility on every run:
These documents are provided under the boilerplate directory for use by any project:
This is a list of projects that pass the Open Source Checks:
We were inspired by the ideas and code of the following projects:
See the list of contributors who participated in writing this tool.
0.0.5 - 2021-05-24
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Test Runner for Open Source Conventions
We found that @condenast/opensource-check demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 357 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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