Giancarmine SalucciandClaude Opus 4.8
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- Build tree-sitter-svelte in one cc command (prebuilt parser.c, no tree-sitter CLI). - sgconfig.svelte.yml: registers .svelte + injects JS/TS into <script> blocks so the existing TS/JS rule packs apply there; rules-svelte/ adds template rules (on:, slot). Proven on fixtures/svelte/Messy.svelte; default sgconfig.yml unaffected. - Record sha256 for all 5 platform ast-grep binaries so first-run fetch is verifiable everywhere (binaries stay gitignored — no repo bloat). - Retire non-working svelte .example stubs; runes migration stays model-driven. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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18 lines
935 B
YAML
# ast-grep project configuration for the simplify-code skill.
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# Docs: https://ast-grep.github.io/reference/sgconfig.html
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#
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# `ast-grep scan -c <this file> --json <paths>` loads every rule under ruleDirs.
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# Rules are grouped per language; each carries a `severity`, a detection `rule:`,
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# and — for mechanical simplifications — a `fix:` (Track A autofix).
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ruleDirs:
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- rules
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# This config covers JS/TS, Python, Go, Rust, Java — the always-on languages. It does
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# NOT register Svelte (ast-grep has no built-in Svelte grammar), so .svelte files are
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# skipped cleanly here.
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#
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# For Svelte: scan with the separate `sgconfig.svelte.yml` after a one-command grammar
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# build (see references/SVELTE.md). That config adds rules-svelte/ + injects JS/TS into
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# <script> blocks. Without the grammar, Svelte is still supported via the project's own
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# tooling (svelte-check, eslint-plugin-svelte) + model refactors with SvelteKit guardrails.
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