A Semantic Conflict Analyzer for JavaScript. With SCAz.js you can dinamically detect semantic conflicts, such as overriding assignment interferences, on JavaScript files after a Git merge.
Available analysis:
- Overriding Assignments (OA) detection for modified files from merge scenarios
Clone the project with the recursive flag (this project uses Jalangi2 as framework and needs its specified version as a submodule):
git clone --recursive https://github.com/amandascm/SCAz.js
Install dependencies:
nvm install && nvm use && npm i
For running the available analyses test cases, do:
npm run test:analyses
For running SCAz.js on a set of merge scenarios from GitHub, the command below will do so to the list defined at project_cases.csv, which is currently filled out with open source scenarios used to evaluate this tool during research:
- Required columns:
project;merge commit;ancestor commit;left parent commit;right parent commit;file path;repo url.
npm run projects
The output.csv will be a copy of the same input CSV file but with extra columns representing the results of the analysis (it is also filled out with the results for the provided input).
See execution event batch column (JSON) to know what happened in each executed sample.
- Until now, SCAz.js has only been tested on Linux systems (Ubuntu).
- As it uses Jalangi2 as a framework, the available analyses are only guaranteed to work on JS code following up to ECMAScript 5.1 specification