workspacer-linting

workspacer-linting is a Rust crate designed to seamlessly execute linting tasks within a Rust workspace using cargo clippy. It leverages asynchronous operations to provide efficient and effective linting capabilities, ensuring that code adheres to predefined quality standards by treating compiler warnings as errors.

Key Features

Asynchronous Linting: Utilizes asynchronous Rust features to run linting operations without blocking the main thread.
Detailed Reporting: Captures standard output and error streams into structured LintReport objects, enabling easy examination of linting results.
Error Handling: Converts cargo process outputs into rich, domain-specific errors encapsulated in a LintingError type.

Usage

This crate is intended for integration into existing Rust workspaces. Implement the RunLinting trait in your workspace type to use its functionalities. Ensure that tokio is correctly setup for asynchronous command execution.

Example:

#[async_trait]
impl RunLinting for YourWorkspaceType {
    type Report = LintReport;
    type Error = LintingError;
    async fn run_linting(&self) -> Result<Self::Report, Self::Error> {
        // Implementation goes here
    }
}

Conceptual Overview

The crate defines a generalized RunLinting trait, providing flexibility in implementation. It's centered around executing cargo clippy commands in a non-blocking, resource-efficient manner, thereby facilitating the maintenance of high code quality.

Requirements

Rust 2024 Edition
Tokio runtime for asynchronous execution

License