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Querly

Supported VersionLanguageWebsite
0.5.0+ (default: 1.2.0)Rubyhttps://github.com/soutaro/querly

Querly is a customizable and pattern-based analysis tool for Ruby. You can easily write your own rule for your project via the YAML configuration file.

Getting Started

To start using Querly, enable it in your repository settings, and put a querly.yml config in your repository's root directory.

Visit the Querly project page for more information about writing rules:

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Configuration

Here is an example configuration via sider.yml:

linter:
  querly:
    gems:
      - slim
    config: .config/querly.yml
NameTypeDefault
root_dirstring-
gemsstring[], hash[]-
configstring-

config

This option allows you to specify a configuration file path you want to use.

Analyzing View Templates

Querly has a mechanism called preprocessor for analyzing templates which contain Ruby code. Sider finds the following gems in Gemfile.lock and installs them automatically for backward compatibility:

  • slim
  • haml

Note that these gems are not installed automatically when the gems option is specified.

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