I spent the whole morning figuring out do I need to introduce if only construct to Cure.
As in
if only payment.succeeded?, dont: goods.buy
mudasobwa
Creator of Cure
1
c4lliope
@mudasobwa - I’m looking at security modeling for the BEAM.
Thinking Elixir podcast #300 referenced a library called Reach:
This call-graph approach seems like it could meld into the metastatic compiler. Fun to add to a codebase and play around; less useful as-is than I had hoped. Could you imagine any chance of melding your packages together?
Copying from their README, they handle these languages:
Elixir, Erlang, Gleam, JavaScript, and TypeScript
1
mudasobwa
Creator of Cure
BEAM languages do provide their own native AST which metastatic uses. JS/TS is planned by me, but not yet even taught.
0
mudasobwa
Creator of Cure
v0.30.0 the milestone release with a lot of goodness and 4 new supported languages.
:metastatic now officially supports 9 programming languages:
| Language | Atom Identifier | Supported Extensions | Adapter Module | Parser Strategy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cure | :cure | .cure | cure.ex | In-process BEAM modules with Subprocess fallback |
| Elixir | :elixir | .ex, .exs | elixir.ex | Native Elixir Code.string_to_quoted/2 |
| Erlang | :erlang | .erl, .hrl | erlang.ex | Native BEAM :erl_scan and :erl_parse |
| Haskell | :haskell | .hs, .lhs | haskell.ex | Subprocess Stack binary (priv/parsers/haskell) |
| JavaScript | :javascript | .js, .jsx | javascript.ex | Subprocess Node.js Babel parser (priv/parsers/js) |
| March | :march | .march, .mch | march.ex | Subprocess OCaml Dune binary (priv/parsers/march) |
| Python | :python | .py | python.ex | Subprocess Python ast parser (priv/parsers/python) |
| Ruby | :ruby | .rb | ruby.ex | Subprocess Prism / Parser gem (priv/parsers/ruby) |
| TypeScript | :typescript | .ts, .tsx | typescript.ex | Subprocess TypeScript compiler API (priv/parsers/js) |
The upcoming :metacredo update should provide an ability to run credo checks for the codebases in all these languages. Needs further polishing and thorough testing though.
¡Enjoy!
0