First of all, this is all hacky as hell (HaH). Use at your own risk.
If you clone this repo, you can run
$ npm start -- https://path/to/some/student/bones/projectCheck out example output here.
And it will do a bunch of stuff:
- Clone that project into a
./.tmp/{currentunixdate}directory yarn install- Run
npm-checkwith specailly configured output for packages they've installed but aren't using - Use zekenie/sequelize-erd to generate an ERD diagram located at
./.tmp/{currentunixdate}/ERD.png - Generate a bar graph of where they wrote most of their code
- Run all files through a linter, producing lists of errors, plus space for human comment on files
- Show a crude representation of their express route tree
Poke around in index.js. You'll see an object called directories that specifies where its looking. Currently hard coded to bones.