Rust Hook Analyzer for VSCode

A powerful Visual Studio Code extension designed to enhance Rust plugin development by providing intelligent hook analysis and management.

Features

• Intelligent Hook Detection: Automatically detects and validates Rust plugin hooks in your code
• Deprecation Warnings: Highlights deprecated hooks and suggests modern alternatives
• Parameter Validation: Verifies hook parameters against expected signatures
• Syntax Highlighting: Visual indicators for valid and deprecated hooks
• Workspace Support: Configurable on a per-workspace basis

Installation

1. Open Visual Studio Code
2. Go to Extensions (Ctrl+Shift+X)
3. Search for "Rust Hook Analyzer"
4. Click Install

Usage

The extension automatically activates for C# files in your Rust plugin projects. It provides:

Hook Validation

• Valid hooks are highlighted with a subtle decoration
• Hover over hooks to see their full signatures
• Warnings appear for incorrect parameter usage

Deprecation Checking

• Deprecated hooks are marked with error decorations
• Quick fixes suggest modern alternatives
• Detailed messages explain why hooks are deprecated

Configuration Files

The extension uses several JSON files in your .vscode directory:

• rust-hooks.json: Defines valid hook signatures
• deprecated-hooks.json: Maps deprecated hooks to their replacements
• hook-styles.json: Customizes hook highlighting

Configuration

You can customize the extension through:

1. Workspace Settings:

   • Create a .vscode directory in your project
   • Add custom hook definitions to rust-hooks.json
   • Define deprecated hooks in deprecated-hooks.json

2. Visual Studio Code Settings:

   {
     "rustHookAnalyzer.enableHighlighting": true,
     "rustHookAnalyzer.showDeprecationWarnings": true
   }
   

Requirements

• Visual Studio Code 1.60.0 or higher
• C# extension for VS Code (recommended)

Known Issues

• Currently focused on C# Rust plugin files
• Performance impact may occur with very large projects
• Manual updates required for hook definitions

Contributing

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch
3. Submit a Pull Request

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details

Release Notes

1.0.0

• Initial release
• Basic hook detection and validation
• Deprecation warnings
• Parameter checking

Enjoy coding your Rust plugins with confidence!