ember-cli-checkup
Provides the ability to check up on your Ember application or addon, so you can get a high-level view of its current status.
Often, when building large (and ambitious) applications, the state of the code is
almost in constant flux. This is a good thing, and is indicative of a healthy, maintained
application. The dark side to this can be the app feeling like it's constantly in a half
state - migrations from old APIs to new are taking place, patterns are being reinvented
and rolled out, and tests are being created and maintained (and sometimes
Ember checkup aims to provide you with insights into your codebase. You can see things like dependencies, Ember types used, test types used, etc. allowing you to have a more full, high level view of your codebase at any one point in time. This will help you with making maintenance decisions, charting progress of migrations, and keeping up with the general health of your codebase.
Compatibility
- Ember.js v3.4 or above
- Ember CLI v2.13 or above
- Node.js v8 or above
Installation
ember install ember-cli-checkup
Usage
Ember checkup is an ember-cli command. Run it by typing the following command:
ember checkup
Ember checkup will inspect your codebase, providing information about your Ember application or addon.
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Contributing
See the Contributing guide for details.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.