A CLI tool to analyze specifications built with Spec-Up or Spec-Up-T.

npx specalyzer <url>

Where:

• <url> is the URL of a specification website built with Spec-Up or Spec-Up-T or a GitHub repository URL.

Generated HTML reports are saved in a directory named reports located in the same directory where the script is executed. Ensure you have write permissions in the directory to avoid errors during report generation.

• Detects repository information from spec config
• Checks for PDF version of the spec
• Identifies the version of Spec-Up or Spec-Up-T used in the project
• Auto-generates HTML reports with Bootstrap styling and opens them in browser
• Analyzes version directories in the repository
• Gets last modified information for the specification

npx specalyzer example.com/my-spec

npx specalyzer https://github.com/organization/repository

• Entry point: cli.js
• To test locally: npm link then run specalyzer in your terminal.
• The codebase uses promises for asynchronous operations

The codebase has been modularized to reduce cognitive complexity:

cli.js                 - Main entry point
package.json           - Package configuration
src/
  analyzer.js          - Main analysis logic
  fetcher.js           - HTTP utilities for fetching data
  formatter.js         - Console formatting utilities
  htmlReporter.js      - HTML report generation with Bootstrap
  pdfCheck.js          - PDF checking utility
  repoUrl.js           - Repository URL handling
  reporter.js          - Console output reporting utilities
  specConfig.js        - Spec config extraction
  specupVersion.js     - Spec-Up version extraction utility
  versionCheck.js      - Version directory checking utilities
reports/               - Directory for generated HTML reports

• analyzer.js: Coordinates the analysis process and HTML report generation
• fetcher.js: Handles HTTP requests, URL normalization, and last-modified checks
• formatter.js: Provides console output formatting with colors
• htmlReporter.js: Generates HTML reports with Bootstrap styling
• pdfCheck.js: Checks for PDF version availability
• reporter.js: Handles displaying information in the console
• repoUrl.js: Manages repository URL formatting and conversion
• specConfig.js: Extracts repository info from spec configurations
• specupVersion.js: Detects and extracts Spec-Up/Spec-Up-T version information
• versionCheck.js: Checks for versions directory and version subdirectories

• Node.js >= 12.0.0

• chalk: Terminal string styling with colors
• jsdom: Used for HTML parsing
• open: Used to open HTML reports in the default browser
• Bootstrap: Used via CDN for HTML report styling

MIT