2 releases
0.1.1 | Jun 9, 2023 |
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0.1.0 | May 6, 2020 |
#1329 in Filesystem
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todo_finder
If only we had fixed that TODO...
- Future earth developer, before the great outage
todo_finder
finds TODOs in your source code and records them as github issues.
install
from source
After cloning this repo and cd
ing into it, you can install with:
bash .ci/common.sh
cargo install --debug --path ./todo_finder --root $HOME/.cargo/
This will install the rust toolchain and any dependencies, like ripgrep
, and
then install the todo_finder
executable.
from crates.io
To install from crates.io you'll need a rust toolchain. I prefer to work with rustup.
Then install ripgrep
, which provides the broadphase filesystem search used by
todo_finder
:
cargo install ripgrep
then install todo_finder
run:
cargo install todo_finder
use
Use todo_finder
from the command line within the directory you would like
to search. Found TODOs can be dumped to a file or synchronized with the GitHub
Issues of the repository being searched, if the current directory is a git repo.
Syncing with GitHub Issues
todo_cli -o github --auth XXX12340981723409872783asonetuhHtonoas24 -l todo
The above command would search through the current directory for TODOs and attempt to publish the results to the repos GitHub issues using the label "todo". This command requires a github auth token.
Dumping to a file
todo_cli -o markdown
The above command would dump any found TODOs into a markdown file in the current
directory called todos.md
.
Dependencies
~14–25MB
~378K SLoC