obsession with modul checker

HeikoGr

I am obsessed with the modul checker on the MagicMirror² 3rd Party Modules list…

so, i asked github copilot to implement an instant modul checker script.

technically it clones the modul checker repo, and the local files to /tmp/mm-modul-checker… and installs the deps.

you can find it in recently most active repo:
https://github.com/HeikoGr/MMM-Webuntis/blob/master/scripts/magicmirror-check.mjs

run it: node scripts/magicmirror-check.mjs and you will get:


> mmm-webuntis@0.6.1 check:mm
> node scripts/magicmirror-check.mjs

🔍 Setting up MagicMirror checker...
Fetching checker repository (git-free) via `degit` (first time only)...
📦 Installing dependencies...
✓ Copying local files (excluding node_modules)...
✓ Checking MMM-Webuntis (including uncommitted changes)
🔎 Running full module checks...
🔍 Running ESLint check on package.json...

================================================================================
MMM-Webuntis - MagicMirror Module Check Results
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📋 Issues found (1):
  1. Information: There are updates for 1 dependencie(s):
- prettier  ^3.8.0  →  ^3.8.1

================================================================================
📄 Results saved to: magicmirror-check-results.md
Compare with: https://modules.magicmirror.builders/result.html
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💡 Tip: Use --cleanup to remove checker files after check

htilburgs

@HeikoGr said in obsession with modul checker:

node scripts/magicmirror-check.mjs

I tried it, but get an error

❌ Error: Cannot copy a FIFO pipe: cp returned EINVAL (cannot copy a FIFO pipe: /tmp/mm-module-checker-MagicMirror/modules/MagicMirror-----MagicMirrorOrg/.lgd-nfy0) /tmp/mm-module-checker-MagicMirror/modules/MagicMirror-----MagicMirrorOrg/.lgd-nfy0

HeikoGr

you need to put the script inside the folder of the module you want to check - not the MagicMirror folder itself

htilburgs

@HeikoGr
So it is not possible to check all the modules in one run?
I have to do it for each module?

HeikoGr

@htilburgs my main objection was to support the module development. so yes, at the moment it’s a per module check,

htilburgs

@HeikoGr
Oké, clear. Thanks for the quick replys

KristjanESPERANTO

@heikogr Nice idea! I’ll take a closer look.