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CLI tool to download source of a rule and fixtures from 🐊Putout Editor and generate tests from it.

Install

``
npm i redput -g
`

Usage

`sh
GITHUB_TOKEN=github-token redput [putout-editor-url]
`

redput determines where it located and does one of next things:

- if it finds index.js - creates rule inside nested plugin;
- creates directory with a plugin name and fills directories lib, test and fixture;

example of input:

`js
// ["off", "write-all-files"]
export const report = () => Write all files;

export const fix = (file) => {
const content = readFileContent(file);
writeFileContent(file, content);
};

export const scan = (root, {push}) => {
findFile(root, ['*']).map(push);
};
`

When you get your rule downloaded, use:

`sh
UPDATE=1 npm fix:lint test
``

to finish preparations of new rule and tests.

License

MIT