danger-logging_lint 0.0.1
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# frozen_string_literal: true
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module Danger
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# This danger plugin can be used to check log lines in modified (added) files. It heavily relies on regex
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# configuration which can be modified to search all kinds of parts of code in the files. Default configuration is set
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# to support Kotlin eMan Logger Library https://github.com/eManPrague/logger-ktx. Ex: logInfo { "Info message $var" }.
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# It works in two steps. First it searches for all log lines (multilines) in files. And then it applies line variable
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# regex combined with line remove regex. Check [check_files] function for more information.
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# @example Log linter with its basic configuration (searches for logInfo { "Message with $var" } and it's combinations)
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# logging_lint.log_lint
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# @example Log linter with multiple log functions
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# # Linting multiple log functions
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# logging_lint.log_functions = ["logInfo", "logWarn", "logError"]
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# logging_lint.log_lint
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# @example Log linter with completely custom functionality
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# # Linting only kotlin files (extensions without dot or star)
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# logging_lint.file_extensions = ["kt"]
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# # Linting multiple log functions
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# logging_lint.log_functions = ["logInfo", "logWarn", "logError"]
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# # Custom warning text and description
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# logging_lint.warning_text = "You should really check this!"
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# logging_lint.warning_description = "May be a security issue. Check this link: ...."
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# # Custom log regex (searches for "foo $ bar")
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# logging_lint.log_regex = '(\".*\$.*\")'
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# # Custom log variable regex (searches for "$" and "${message}" in the log)
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# logging_lint.line_variable_regex = ['\$', '${message}']
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# # Custom log remove regex (removes nothing from the log lines)
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# logging_lint.line_remove_regex = []
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# # Marks start of the log when variable was found in it
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# logging_lint.line_index_position = "start"
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# logging_lint.log_lint
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# @see eManPrague/danger-logging_lint
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# @tags log, logging, security, lint, kotlin
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class DangerLoggingLint < Plugin
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DEFAULT_LOG_FUNCTIONS = %w(logInfo).freeze
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DEFAULT_LOG_REGEX = '[ ]?[{(](?:\n?|.)["]?(?:\n?|.)["]?(?:\n?|.)+(?:[)}][ ]?\n)'
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DEFAULT_LINE_VARIABLE_REGEX = ['[{(](\n| |\+)*([^\"]\w[^\"])+', '(\".*\$.*\")'].freeze
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DEFAULT_WARNING_TEXT = "Does this log comply with security rules?"
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# This variable is optional. When it is not set the plugin will automatically check all files.
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# Warning description can be used to extend warning text. It can be used to provide more context for the log warning
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+"Second line new"
|
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}
|
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logInfo(
|
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|
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+ "Second line new"
|
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)
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+"Second line new $var"
|
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}
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|
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+ "Second line new $var"
|
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)
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}
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