GitLab Snippets
This extension primarily caters to GitLab developers.
I pre-scanned GitLab's code repository, identifying frequently occurring method names, variable names, and chained calls.
How to scan
The tool for creating snippets is located at the bin/scanner.rb.
You can customize your own snippets according to your needs.
cd bin
chmod +x scanner.rb
# ./scanner.rb <repo-path> [--save]
CODE_LINE_SIZE_THRESHOLD=15 COUNTER_FILTER_LIMIT=10 PREFIX_COUNT=4 ./scanner.rb ~/Downloads/gitlab-master --save > counter.csv
The scanning results will be sorted in reverse order of frequency and reverse order of symbol length, like this:
| symbol |
count |
| ... |
... |
| author_username |
207 |
| let_it_be(:project) { create(:project, :public) } |
206 |
| project.add_reporter(user) |
206 |
| repository_size_limit |
206 |
| replicable_name |
206 |
| group_with_plan |
206 |
| ... |
... |
If you use the --save parameter, the tool will save a snippets file (in JSON format) to the current directory.
You can define several parameters through environment variables:
| ENV Variable |
Feature |
| CODE_LINE_SIZE_THRESHOLD |
The minimum symbol length |
| COUNTER_FILTER_LIMIT |
The minimum number of occurrences for a symbol |
| PRINTER_WIDTH |
The number of spaces reserved for each symbol during formatting |
| PREFIX_COUNT |
The number of characters for the snippets prompt |
Release
Code base: 8c9b6b98 master 2024-02-21
