jsconf

A port of the Closure Compiler based JSConformance that fits into NodeJS/Polymer workflow

This project is in the early stages of development. It is not ready to be used in any meaningful way.

File-tree

• main.js is a JavaScript file suitable for invoking with node which parses flags.
• policy.js parses JSConformance policies -- JSON dumps of the Conformance.proto used by the original.
• closure_conformance.json is a policy file that should work with policy.js.
• jsconf.js will implement the policy checker once I can figure out how to feed it parse trees using Hydrolysis.
• foo.{html,js} are test inputs.

Blockage

I'm trying to use hydrolysis to find JavaScript program fragments given a path to an HTML file written in Polymer style.

$ node main.js \
    --policy closure_conformance.json \
    <(echo '<script>eval("evil()")</script>'); \
echo $?

does not obviously expose any JS parse trees but does complete the promise.

$ node main.js \
  --policy closure_conformance.json \
  foo.html; \
echo $?

seems to find the input file fine and exits normally but neither completes nor breaks the promise passed to analyze.