First prototype of the code scanner
Usage example
swh scanner scan "/path/to/scan"
sample output (using swh-py-template as a source path):
swh/ debian/ .git/ │ refs/ │ │ heads/ │ │ │ master │ │ remotes/ │ │ tags/ │ hooks/ │ │ pre-receive.sample │ │ pre-push.sample │ │ update.sample │ │ pre-rebase.sample │ │ fsmonitor-watchman.sample │ │ post-update.sample │ │ pre-commit │ │ pre-commit.sample │ │ prepare-commit-msg.sample │ │ commit-msg.sample │ │ pre-applypatch.sample │ │ applypatch-msg.sample │ objects/ │ │ pack/ │ │ │ pack-750cdb447ff562005695fc225fc7f81ba936b697.pack │ │ │ pack-750cdb447ff562005695fc225fc7f81ba936b697.idx │ │ info/ │ info/ │ logs/ │ │ refs/ │ │ │ heads/ │ │ │ │ master │ │ │ remotes/ │ │ │ │ origin/ │ │ │ │ │ HEAD │ │ HEAD │ branches/ │ description │ ORIG_HEAD │ HEAD │ config │ FETCH_HEAD │ packed-refs │ index docs/ requirements-swh.txt README.md AUTHORS requirements.txt MANIFEST.in pytest.ini mypy.ini LICENSE CONTRIBUTORS requirements-test.txt .gitignore Makefile tox.ini setup.py CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md .pre-commit-config.yaml
The output has colors indicating if a directory or a file is discovered:
If a directory is blue means that all the contents inside are found, otherwise it's red.
For each red directory, the file is green if it's found otherwise it's red.