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SwiftLint/Source/SwiftLintFramework/Documentation/RuleDocumentation.swift
JP Simard 3a922d41f9 Add ConditionallySourceKitFree to migrate custom rules to SwiftSyntax (#6127)
The protocol will be used to tag rules that may or may not require
SourceKit depending on its configuration. I only expect this to be used
for custom rules as utility to help transition to a fully SwiftSyntax
based approach.
2025-06-21 15:54:56 -04:00

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/// User-facing documentation for a SwiftLint rule.
struct RuleDocumentation {
private let ruleType: any Rule.Type
/// If this rule is an opt-in rule.
var isOptInRule: Bool { ruleType is any OptInRule.Type }
/// If this rule is an analyzer rule.
var isAnalyzerRule: Bool { ruleType is any AnalyzerRule.Type }
/// If this rule is a linter rule.
var isLinterRule: Bool { !isAnalyzerRule }
/// If this rule uses SourceKit.
/// Note: For ConditionallySourceKitFree rules, this returns true since we can't
/// determine at the type level if they're effectively SourceKit-free.
var usesSourceKit: Bool {
!(ruleType is any SourceKitFreeRule.Type) ||
(ruleType is any ConditionallySourceKitFree.Type)
}
/// If this rule is disabled by default.
var isDisabledByDefault: Bool { ruleType is any OptInRule.Type }
/// If this rule is enabled by default.
var isEnabledByDefault: Bool { !isDisabledByDefault }
/// Creates a RuleDocumentation instance from a Rule type.
///
/// - parameter ruleType: A subtype of the `Rule` protocol to document.
init(_ ruleType: any Rule.Type) {
self.ruleType = ruleType
}
/// The name of the documented rule.
var ruleName: String { ruleType.description.name }
/// The identifier of the documented rule.
var ruleIdentifier: String { ruleType.identifier }
/// The name of the file on disk for this rule documentation.
var fileName: String { "\(ruleType.identifier).md" }
/// The contents of the file for this rule documentation.
var fileContents: String {
let description = ruleType.description
var content = [h1(description.name), description.description, detailsSummary(ruleType.init())]
if let formattedRationale = description.formattedRationale {
content += [h2("Rationale")]
content.append(formattedRationale)
}
let nonTriggeringExamples = description.nonTriggeringExamples.filter { !$0.excludeFromDocumentation }
if nonTriggeringExamples.isNotEmpty {
content += [h2("Non Triggering Examples")]
content += nonTriggeringExamples.map(formattedCode)
}
let triggeringExamples = description.triggeringExamples.filter { !$0.excludeFromDocumentation }
if triggeringExamples.isNotEmpty {
content += [h2("Triggering Examples")]
content += triggeringExamples.map(formattedCode)
}
return content.joined(separator: "\n\n")
}
private func formattedCode(_ example: Example) -> String {
if let config = example.configuration, let configuredRule = try? ruleType.init(configuration: config) {
let configDescription = configuredRule.createConfigurationDescription(exclusiveOptions: Set(config.keys))
return """
```swift
//
// \(configDescription.yaml().linesPrefixed(with: "// "))
//
\(example.code)
```
"""
}
return """
```swift
\(example.code)
```
"""
}
}
private func h1(_ text: String) -> String { "# \(text)" }
private func h2(_ text: String) -> String { "## \(text)" }
private func detailsSummary(_ rule: some Rule) -> String {
let ruleDescription = """
* **Identifier:** `\(type(of: rule).identifier)`
* **Enabled by default:** \(rule is any OptInRule ? "No" : "Yes")
* **Supports autocorrection:** \(rule is any CorrectableRule ? "Yes" : "No")
* **Kind:** \(type(of: rule).description.kind)
* **Analyzer rule:** \(rule is any AnalyzerRule ? "Yes" : "No")
* **Minimum Swift compiler version:** \(type(of: rule).description.minSwiftVersion.rawValue)
"""
let description = rule.createConfigurationDescription()
if description.hasContent {
return ruleDescription + """
* **Default configuration:**
\(description.markdown().linesPrefixed(with: " "))
"""
}
return ruleDescription
}