code-maat.app.grouper — code-maat 1.0.1

group-grammar clj

Here's the instaparse grammar for a regex-based grouping/layering. We expect the groups to be specified as text: some-path => some_name or with a regex: ^some-regexp$ => some_name That is, everything matching some-path or some-regexp will be grouped under some_name.

map-entities->groups clj

(map-entities->groups commits groups)

Maps each entity in the commits to one of the pre-defined architectural boundaries (groups). The groups are given as a seq of maps. Each map denotes the physical path to the group together with its logical name. We translate that path into a regex that matches entity names with logical names.

run clj

(run group-info-file commits)

This entry point parses the given group info. All entities in each commit are then re-mapped to one of the given groups.

text->group-specification clj

(text->group-specification input)

Transforms the given text or regular expression into a seq of maps specifying the grouping. Each map will have a path key corresponding to a regex pattern and a name key corresponding to the grouping logical name: {:path #'^some/path/' :name 'some_name'} or {:path #'^some-regexp$' :name 'some_name'}