A tool to quickly detect invalid or missing imports in powershell scripts.
What it does:
- Validate dot imports (eg.
. $PSScriptRoot/Foo.ps1) - Verify which functions/commandlets are in scope
- Warn on "indirect imports"
- Know about some builtins
- Partially parses and understands PowersShell syntax
- Understands case-insensitivity
What it does not
- Support modules
- Everything else
Just download a binary (either for Linux or Windows) for Releases page.
Install Rust following the instructions on http://rust-lang.org, (1.26 or later), restart your console, then run:
cargo install --git https://github.com/krdln/shelly
To update, add a --force flag.
Run shelly in the root of your code.
Note: An error in earlier stage of analysis may cause consecutive stages not to run.
To silence the error, add a comment with allow lint-name, eg:
# This function is injected into scope in some weird way,
# not with regular imports.
Magic-Function # allow unknown-functions
# or to be more specific:
Magic-Function # allow unknown-functions(Magic-Function)