Ameba::Rule::Base
Represents a base of all rules. In other words, all rules inherit from this class:
class Ameba::Rule::MyRule < Ameba::Rule::Base
def test(source)
if invalid?(source)
issue_for line, column, "Something wrong"
end
end
private def invalid?(source)
# ...
end
end
Enforces rules to implement an abstract #test method which
is designed to test the source passed in. If source has issues
that are tested by this rule, it should add an issue.
Constants
Class methods
Returns the group name for this rule.
Ameba::Rule::Lint::Syntax.group_name # => "Lint"
Returns the name for this rule.
Ameba::Rule::Lint::Syntax.rule_name # => "Lint/Syntax"
Instance methods
Returns true if this reference is the same as other. Invokes same?.
A convenient addition to #test method that does the same
but returns a passed in source as an addition.
source = MyRule.new.catch(source)
source.valid?
Checks whether the source is excluded from this rule.
It searches for a path in excluded property which matches
the one of the given source.
my_rule.excluded?(source) # => true or false
Returns a group this rule belongs to.
module Ameba
class Rule::MyGroup::MyRule < Rule::Base
# ...
end
end
Ameba::Rule::MyGroup::MyRule.new.group # => "MyGroup"
See Object#hash(hasher)
Returns a name of this rule, which is basically a class name.
module Ameba
class Rule::MyRule < Rule::Base
def test(source)
end
end
end
Ameba::Rule::MyRule.new.name # => "MyRule"
Returns true if this rule is special and behaves differently than
usual rules.
my_rule.special? # => true or false
This method is designed to test the source passed in. If source has issues that are tested by this rule, it should add an issue.
By default it uses a node visitor to traverse all the nodes in the source.
NOTE: Must be overridden for other type of rules.