Superseeded by https://github.com/ProjectIgnis/Script-checker
This runs on Travis CI for our card script collection. Currently, it only performs a basic syntax check, but more features may be added in the future.
This also serves as a demo for how to use the redesigned EDOPro ocgcore C API.
Usage:
script_syntax_check [directories...]
All specified directories (default cwd if none provided) are searched for card scripts, including to one subdirectory level. The first script found with the name is always used, so do not specify multiple directories with scripts with the same name.
A basic Lua syntax check is done on scripts on pushes and pull requests. It loads constant.lua and utility.lua into ocgcore. Then it searches through one subfolder level for files of the form cX.lua, where X is an integer, loading them into the core as a dummy card with the same passcode. Three-digit passcodes and 151000000 (Action Duel script) are skipped as a workaround.
This catches basic Lua syntax errors like missing end statements and runtime errors in initial_effect (or a lack of initial_effect in a card script).
Does not catch runtime errors in other functions declared within a script unless they are called by initial_effect of some other script. This is not a static analyzer and it will not catch incorrect parameters for calls outside of initial_effect or any other runtime error.
Currently only works on POSIX due to assuming the POSIX filesystem API. Win32 support could be added trivially but hasn't been a priority. C++17 filesystem was not used because library support is missing from long-term release Linux distros used on Travis CI.
Copyright (C) 2020 Kevin Lu.
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