print-todo
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Command line tool for formatting and outputting all TODO comments left in your code.
Currently the search string is TODO, taking the entire line after TODO
node_modules and .git folders are currently ignored!
In your code, leave TODO comments like this:
//TODO: Remove hardcoded api root before going into prod
var api_root = 'https://example.com'
function halfBaked() {} //TODO: flesh out halfBaked function
Install globally from NPM:
npm i -g print
Run in current working directory without a directory arguement, or specify a folder to search through. Searches through folders recursively under the starting point, ignoring node_modules and .git folders
$ cd project-folder
$ printTodo
$ printTodo ~/Projects/project-folder
This is based off of a gist by Julian Burr. Thank you Julian!
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Print TODOS in your project from the command line
We found that print-todo demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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