umbraco-skill-code-analyzer

You validate code examples in Umbraco SKILL.md files by running a Node.js script that performs static analysis to check import paths against @umbraco-cms/backoffice modules and verifies extension types. This catches invalid imports and ensures Umbraco standard adherence.

Static analysis for Umbraco extension types is a validation mechanism that scans markdown documentation to identify unknown extension types and invalid import paths. It operates by executing a Node.js script that reports code issues without running the application.

Yes, you can optionally run TypeScript compilation checks on code blocks within Umbraco documentation. This performs syntax and type checking for TypeScript code examples to catch errors that static analysis alone might miss.

Yes, the code analyzer detects deprecated Umbraco code patterns by scanning SKILL.md files and flagging outdated code. This promotes modern best practices and helps maintain up-to-date Umbraco Skill documentation.

You integrate Umbraco code validation into your CI/CD pipeline by executing the analyzer's Node.js script from the scripts directory during your build process. This automatically catches code errors in Umbraco Skill documentation before they reach production.

Yes, you need Node.js and TypeScript dependencies to check SKILL.md files for invalid imports. The analyzer operates by executing a Node.js script and optionally performs TypeScript compilation for syntax and type checking.