inspequte-rule-impl

To implement static analysis rules in Rust for inspequte, you provide a rule specification file to automate the generation of Rust source code, rule metadata, and unit tests that integrate with the analysis context. This ensures your rule logic correctly maps to acceptance criteria.

Automated Rust code generation handles static analysis rule testing by creating unit tests and harness tests that validate the generated rule logic against the defined acceptance criteria. This ensures deterministic output and correct integration with the reporting mechanisms.

The best way to translate a static analysis rule specification into Rust code is to use a rule implementation skill that reads your spec.md file and automatically generates the functional Rust source code alongside the required unit tests. This ensures the output aligns with the inspequte engine.

You do not need to manually write unit tests when adding static analysis rules in Rust if you automate the process. The implementation skill generates both the functional Rust code and the necessary harness tests to validate the rule logic against the acceptance criteria.

Static analysis rule implementation needs deterministic output generation to ensure that the generated Rust source code and test results remain consistent across multiple runs. This consistency is crucial for reliable rule validation and accurate reporting within the analysis context.

Yes, you can use this approach to integrate custom rule metadata with the inspequte engine. The rule implementation process handles rule metadata generation and ensures that your custom static analysis rules correctly connect with the existing reporting mechanisms and analysis context.