Do you need to find all hardcoded colors to make sure you respect the theme variables across your project ?

Do you need to find all hardcoded strings in JSX elements to make sure everything is internationalized ?

Do you want to easily create a powerful new matching tool for your own hardcoded strings use case easily ?

Welcome to hardcoded, an utility and framework that implements this kind of use cases and allows you to easily implement your own.

- Command line
- Options
* Tools
+ --tool colors
+ --tool jsx-strings
- API
* Customize
- TODO / Ideas / Changelog / Other

Command line

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install it globally

npm i -g hardcoded

prints all hardcoded colors found in current project

cd my/source/project
hardcoded

prints all hardcoded JSX strings in given project folder excluding some files as json output

hardcoded --tool jsx-strings --source target/project --format json --exclude "spec/" --exclude="node_modules/" --include="*/.tsx"

just list files that will be included

hardcoded --list --exclude="node_modules/**"
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Options

* --help
* --format=plain|json|object (default: plain)
* --source=my/project (optional, defaults to current folder)
* --exclude=GLOB (can be passed multiple times)
* --include=GLOB (can be passed multiple times)
* --list (just list matching files)
* --noGitIgnore (if given it will not exclude .gitignore globs)
* --includeBinary (if given binary files will be included)
* --tool (The default tool is colors - see Tools section)

Tools

$3

The default tool. It searches for hardcoded CSS colors like #ededed or rgb(1,2,3).

It's useful when you want to make sure all colors are referenced from theme variables.

$3

It will find hardcoded text in JSX elements.

Useful when you want to make sure there are no hardcoded strings in an internationalized project.

API

`sh
npm install hardcoded
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See test.ts.

Customize

TODO / WIP

The idea is that you are able to enhance this library with plugins easily. If you solve another use case, being able to share a .js matcher file or (ideally) create your own hardcoded-my-cool-thing package.

Currently this is WIL and not possible, but the matching logic is isolated, see tools folder.

TODO / Ideas / Changelog / Other

TODO.md