This project consists in the development of a basic linter, in this case I choose to validate in a given file if all of the parenthesis, square brackets and curly brackets were properly close in each line.
- Ruby
- Rubocop
- colorize
- Rspec
- Ruby must be Installed on your system
- Basic command line knowledge
- Download or clone the repository.
- Make sure that you have the gems require install in this case just colorize and rubocop.
- Run a CLI and run
ruby main test_file.rbon your local machine.
Open your terminal and follow this simple steps:
- Once you have cloned the Repository, you would need to move to the folder where the project is located by running
cd linter_capstone(remember that you have take in consideration the location of this project on your own machine) - When you get to project directory then run
gem install colorize - Then you move the bin directory by running
cd bin - The only thing left to do is run the program by typing
ruby main file_to_be_tested.rb(make sure the file you are testing is a ruby file with the .rb extension) - One thing to notice is that the file_to_be_tested.rb has to be typied as the relative path for the file you want this program to analize.
You can run the basic linter just as shown in the image below, where the tester_file.rb can be you ruby file (remeber to use relative path).
The code shown on the image would work if you want to use the tester.rb file provided for testing on this repository.
👤 Adan Fernandez Bonilla
- Github: @balerum03
- Twitter: @balerum03
- Linkedin: linkedin
Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!
Feel free to check the issues page.
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This project is MIT licensed.