I mean to write a lint checker for my manifests, but I am not a ruby
developer to any degree of proficiency. What I think I would like is
some kind of serialization of the AST for a given .pp file, which I can
then import into my own Python code and analyze for undesirable
patterns.
Is there any
On Mar 1, 2011, at 12:14 PM, Nick Moffitt wrote:
Or is there already some
easily-modifiable lint checker elsewhere?
You probably want:
puppet --parseonly file.pp
All the best, Sandor Szücs
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Sandor Szuecs:
On Mar 1, 2011, at 12:14 PM, Nick Moffitt wrote:
Or is there already some easily-modifiable lint checker elsewhere?
You probably want:
puppet --parseonly file.pp
As of puppet 2.6.4 this does not print any
Hi Nick (long time :) )
On Tue, Mar 1, 2011 at 3:14 AM, Nick Moffitt n...@zork.net wrote:
I mean to write a lint checker for my manifests, but I am not a ruby
developer to any degree of proficiency. What I think I would like is
some kind of serialization of the AST for a given .pp file,
Dan Bode:
Hi Nick (long time :) )
Hi! Nearly a year, by now!
It is possible to parse a given file and get an ASTArray back, is that
sufficient? I am pretty sure you are going to have to get your hands
into the Ruby code to really figure this out.
I suppose so, although I hope that's
An alternative is to use the Geppetto tool which parses puppet
manifests into a model.
There is a Java API for this model. It can also be serialized in other
formats that allow processing in other languages.
I am interested in what lint rules you had in mind, maybe we could
collaborate to
