#![deny(missing_docs)]
//! senile
//!
//! MIT licensed
//!
//! senile is a program for detecting parameterized literals in files. It is not
//! incredibly fast because it has not been optimized for speed but for features
//! (at least in the state it is in right now). Nevertheless, it has quite good
//! performance when going through hundreds or thousands of files due to it's
//! parallelized file crawling / parallel parsing capability.
//!
//! The OG use case was simply for myself as I like to write TODO statements
//! right into the source code or other resources. This can lead to me
//! forgetting that I put them there and they vanish into the infinite hunting
//! grounds. I COULD have used `ripgrep` for such thing but I like to
//! parameterize the todos a bit more (incl. assignee, priority and such) and I
//! really wanted a nice-to-parse output format like JSON which is used right
//! now as format for the `STDOUT` output.
//!
//! For more information on pretty much everything, consider checking the wiki for it <https://replicadse.github.io/senile/>.

/// Responsible for parsing the arguments to commands.
pub mod args;
/// Declaration of all possible commands.
pub mod commands;
/// Responsible for crawling through a file/directory (tree).
pub mod crawler;
/// Error declarations.
pub mod error;
/// Responsible for parsing files (lines).
pub mod parser;
/// Declaration of basic types like the ToDo item itself.
pub mod types;