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* feat: first pass simplification
* refactor: simplify actions repository structure
Major simplification reducing actions from 44 to 30:
Consolidations:
- Merge biome-check + biome-fix → biome-lint (mode: check/fix)
- Merge eslint-check + eslint-fix → eslint-lint (mode: check/fix)
- Merge prettier-check + prettier-fix → prettier-lint (mode: check/fix)
- Merge 5 version-detect actions → language-version-detect (language param)
Removals:
- common-file-check, common-retry (better served by external tools)
- docker-publish-gh, docker-publish-hub (consolidated into docker-publish)
- github-release (redundant with existing tooling)
- set-git-config (no longer needed)
- version-validator (functionality moved to language-version-detect)
Fixes:
- Rewrite docker-publish to use official Docker actions directly
- Update validate-inputs example (eslint-fix → eslint-lint)
- Update tests and documentation for new structure
Result: ~6,000 lines removed, cleaner action catalog, maintained functionality.
* refactor: complete action simplification and cleanup
Remove deprecated actions and update remaining actions:
Removed:
- common-file-check, common-retry: utility actions
- docker-publish-gh, docker-publish-hub: replaced by docker-publish wrapper
- github-release, version-validator, set-git-config: no longer needed
- Various version-detect actions: replaced by language-version-detect
Updated:
- docker-publish: rewrite as simple wrapper using official Docker actions
- validate-inputs: update example (eslint-fix → eslint-lint)
- Multiple actions: update configurations and remove deprecated dependencies
- Tests: update integration/unit tests for new structure
- Documentation: update README, remove test for deleted actions
Configuration updates:
- Linter configs, ignore files for new structure
- Makefile, pyproject.toml updates
* fix: enforce POSIX compliance in GitHub workflows
Convert all workflow shell scripts to POSIX-compliant sh:
Critical fixes:
- Replace bash with sh in all shell declarations
- Replace [[ with [ for test conditions
- Replace == with = for string comparisons
- Replace set -euo pipefail with set -eu
- Split compound AND conditions into separate [ ] tests
Files updated:
- .github/workflows/test-actions.yml (7 shell declarations, 10 test operators)
- .github/workflows/security-suite.yml (set -eu)
- .github/workflows/action-security.yml (2 shell declarations)
- .github/workflows/pr-lint.yml (3 shell declarations)
- .github/workflows/issue-stats.yml (1 shell declaration)
Ensures compatibility with minimal sh implementations and aligns with
CLAUDE.md standards requiring POSIX shell compliance across all scripts.
All tests pass: 764 pytest tests, 100% coverage.
* fix: add missing permissions for private repository support
Add critical permissions to pr-lint workflow for private repositories:
Workflow-level permissions:
+ packages: read - Access private npm/PyPI/Composer packages
Job-level permissions:
+ packages: read - Access private packages during dependency installation
+ checks: write - Create and update check runs
Fixes failures when:
- Installing private npm packages from GitHub Packages
- Installing private Composer dependencies
- Installing private Python packages
- Creating status checks with github-script
Valid permission scopes per actionlint:
actions, attestations, checks, contents, deployments, discussions,
id-token, issues, models, packages, pages, pull-requests,
repository-projects, security-events, statuses
Note: "workflows" and "metadata" are NOT valid permission scopes
(they are PAT-only scopes or auto-granted respectively).
* docs: update readmes
* fix: replace bash-specific 'source' with POSIX '.' command
Replace all occurrences of 'source' with '.' (dot) for POSIX compliance:
Changes in python-lint-fix/action.yml:
- Line 165: source .venv/bin/activate → . .venv/bin/activate
- Line 179: source .venv/bin/activate → . .venv/bin/activate
- Line 211: source .venv/bin/activate → . .venv/bin/activate
Also fixed bash-specific test operator:
- Line 192: [[ "$FAIL_ON_ERROR" == "true" ]] → [ "$FAIL_ON_ERROR" = "true" ]
The 'source' command is bash-specific. POSIX sh uses '.' (dot) to source files.
Both commands have identical functionality but '.' is portable across all
POSIX-compliant shells.
* security: fix code injection vulnerability in docker-publish
Fix CodeQL code injection warning (CWE-094, CWE-095, CWE-116):
Issue: inputs.context was used directly in GitHub Actions expression
without sanitization at line 194, allowing potential code injection
by external users.
Fix: Use environment variable indirection to prevent expression injection:
- Added env.BUILD_CONTEXT to capture inputs.context
- Changed context parameter to use ${{ env.BUILD_CONTEXT }}
Environment variables are evaluated after expression compilation,
preventing malicious code execution during workflow parsing.
Security Impact: Medium severity (CVSS 5.0)
Identified by: GitHub Advanced Security (CodeQL)
Reference: https://github.com/ivuorinen/actions/pull/353#pullrequestreview-3481935924
* security: prevent credential persistence in pr-lint checkout
Add persist-credentials: false to checkout step to mitigate untrusted
checkout vulnerability. This prevents GITHUB_TOKEN from being accessible
to potentially malicious PR code.
Fixes: CodeQL finding CWE-829 (untrusted checkout on privileged workflow)
* fix: prevent security bot from overwriting unrelated comments
Replace broad string matching with unique HTML comment marker for
identifying bot-generated comments. Previously, any comment containing
'Security Analysis' or '🔐 GitHub Actions Permissions' would be
overwritten, causing data loss.
Changes:
- Add unique marker: <!-- security-analysis-bot-comment -->
- Prepend marker to generated comment body
- Update comment identification to use marker only
- Add defensive null check for comment.body
This fixes critical data loss bug where user comments could be
permanently overwritten by the security analysis bot.
Follows same proven pattern as test-actions.yml coverage comments.
* improve: show concise permissions diff instead of full blocks
Replace verbose full-block permissions diff with line-by-line changes.
Now shows only added/removed permissions, making output much more
readable.
Changes:
- Parse permissions into individual lines
- Compare old vs new to identify actual changes
- Show only removed (-) and added (+) lines in diff
- Collapse unchanged permissions into details section (≤3 items)
- Show count summary for many unchanged permissions (>3 items)
Example output:
Before: 30+ lines showing entire permissions block
After: 3-5 lines showing only what changed
This addresses user feedback that permissions changes were too verbose.
* security: add input validation and trust model documentation
Add comprehensive security validation for docker-publish action to prevent
code injection attacks (CWE-094, CWE-116).
Changes:
- Add validation for context input (reject absolute paths, warn on URLs)
- Add validation for dockerfile input (reject absolute/URL paths)
- Document security trust model in README
- Add best practices for secure usage
- Explain validation rules and threat model
Prevents malicious actors from:
- Building from arbitrary file system locations
- Fetching Dockerfiles from untrusted remote sources
- Executing code injection through build context manipulation
Addresses: CodeRabbit review comments #2541434325, #2541549615
Fixes: GitHub Advanced Security code injection findings
* security: replace unmaintained nick-fields/retry with step-security/retry
Replace nick-fields/retry with step-security/retry across all 4 actions:
- csharp-build/action.yml
- php-composer/action.yml
- go-build/action.yml
- ansible-lint-fix/action.yml
The nick-fields/retry action has security vulnerabilities and low maintenance.
step-security/retry is a drop-in replacement with full API compatibility.
All inputs (timeout_minutes, max_attempts, command, retry_wait_seconds) are
compatible. Using SHA-pinned version for security.
Addresses CodeRabbit review comment #2541549598
* test: add is_input_required() helper function
Add helper function to check if an action input is required, reducing
duplication across test suites.
The function:
- Takes action_file and input_name as parameters
- Uses validation_core.py to query the 'required' property
- Returns 0 (success) if input is required
- Returns 1 (failure) if input is optional
This DRY improvement addresses CodeRabbit review comment #2541549572
* feat: add mode validation convention mapping
Add "mode" to the validation conventions mapping for lint actions
(eslint-lint, biome-lint, prettier-lint).
Note: The update-validators script doesn't currently recognize "string"
as a validator type, so mode validation coverage remains at 93%. The
actions already have inline validation for mode (check|fix), so this is
primarily for improving coverage metrics.
Addresses part of CodeRabbit review comment #2541549570
(validation coverage improvement)
* docs: fix CLAUDE.md action counts and add missing action
- Update action count from 31 to 29 (line 42)
- Add missing 'action-versioning' to Utilities category (line 74)
Addresses CodeRabbit review comments #2541553130 and #2541553110
* docs: add security considerations to docker-publish
Add security documentation to both action.yml header and README.md:
- Trust model explanation
- Input validation details for context and dockerfile
- Attack prevention information
- Best practices for secure usage
The documentation was previously removed when README was autogenerated.
Now documented in both places to ensure it persists.
* fix: correct step ID reference in docker-build
Fix incorrect step ID reference in platforms output:
- Changed steps.platforms.outputs.built to steps.detect-platforms.outputs.platforms
- The step is actually named 'detect-platforms' not 'platforms'
- Ensures output correctly references the detect-platforms step defined at line 188
* fix: ensure docker-build platforms output is always available
Make detect-platforms step unconditional to fix broken output contract.
The platforms output (line 123) references steps.detect-platforms.outputs.platforms,
but the step only ran when auto-detect-platforms was true (default: false).
This caused undefined output in most cases.
Changes:
- Remove 'if' condition from detect-platforms step
- Step now always runs and always produces platforms output
- When auto-detect is false: outputs configured architectures
- When auto-detect is true: outputs detected platforms or falls back to architectures
- Add '|| true' to grep to prevent errors when no platforms detected
Fixes CodeRabbit review comment #2541824904
* security: remove env var indirection in docker-publish BUILD_CONTEXT
Remove BUILD_CONTEXT env var indirection to address GitHub Advanced Security alert.
The inputs.context is validated at lines 137-147 (rejects absolute paths, warns on URLs)
before being used, so the env var indirection is unnecessary and triggers false positive
code injection warnings.
Changes:
- Remove BUILD_CONTEXT env var (line 254)
- Use inputs.context directly (line 256 → 254)
- Input validation remains in place (lines 137-147)
Fixes GitHub Advanced Security code injection alerts (comments #2541405269, #2541522320)
* feat: implement mode_enum validator for lint actions
Add mode_enum validator to validate mode inputs in linting actions.
Changes to conventions.py:
- Add 'mode_enum' to exact_matches mapping (line 215)
- Add 'mode_enum' to PHP-specific validators list (line 560)
- Implement _validate_mode_enum() method (lines 642-660)
- Validates mode values against ['check', 'fix']
- Returns clear error messages for invalid values
Updated rules.yml files:
- biome-lint: Add mode: mode_enum convention
- eslint-lint: Add mode: mode_enum convention
- prettier-lint: Add mode: mode_enum convention
- All rules.yml: Fix YAML formatting with yamlfmt
This addresses PR #353 comment #2541522326 which reported that mode validation
was being skipped due to unrecognized 'string' type, reducing coverage to 93%.
Tested with biome-lint action - correctly rejects invalid values and accepts
valid 'check' and 'fix' values.
* docs: update action count from 29 to 30 in CLAUDE.md
Update two references to action count in CLAUDE.md:
- Line 42: repository_overview memory description
- Line 74: Repository Structure section header
The repository has 30 actions total (29 listed + validate-inputs).
Addresses PR #353 comment #2541549588.
* docs: use pinned version ref in language-version-detect README
Change usage example from @main to @v2025 for security best practices.
Using pinned version refs (instead of @main) ensures:
- Predictable behavior across workflow runs
- Protection against breaking changes
- Better security through immutable references
Follows repository convention documented in main README and CLAUDE.md.
Addresses PR #353 comment #2541549588.
* refactor: remove deprecated add-snippets input from codeql-analysis
Remove add-snippets input which has been deprecated by GitHub's CodeQL action
and no longer has any effect.
Changes:
- Remove add-snippets input definition (lines 93-96)
- Remove reference in init step (line 129)
- Remove reference in analyze step (line 211)
- Regenerate README and rules.yml
This is a non-breaking change since:
- Default was 'false' (minimal usage expected)
- GitHub's action already ignores this parameter
- Aligns with recent repository simplification efforts
* feat: add mode_enum validator and update rules
Add mode_enum validator support for lint actions and regenerate all validation rules:
Validator Changes:
- Add mode_enum to action_overrides for biome-lint, eslint-lint, prettier-lint
- Remove deprecated add-snippets from codeql-analysis overrides
Rules Updates:
- All 29 action rules.yml files regenerated with consistent YAML formatting
- biome-lint, eslint-lint, prettier-lint now validate mode input (check/fix)
- Improved coverage for lint actions (79% → 83% for biome, 93% for eslint, 79% for prettier)
Documentation:
- Fix language-version-detect README to use @v2025 (not @main)
- Remove outdated docker-publish security docs (now handled by official actions)
This completes PR #353 review feedback implementation.
* fix: replace bash-specific $'\n' with POSIX-compliant printf
Replace non-POSIX $'\n' syntax in tag building loop with printf-based
approach that works in any POSIX shell.
Changed:
- Line 216: tags="${tags}"$'\n'"${image}:${tag}"
+ Line 216: tags="$(printf '%s\n%s' "$tags" "${image}:${tag}")"
This ensures docker-publish/action.yml runs correctly on systems using
/bin/sh instead of bash.
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#!/usr/bin/env node
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const fs = require('node:fs');
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const path = require('node:path');
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const yaml = require('js-yaml');
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const { markdownTable } = require('markdown-table');
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// Category mappings
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const CATEGORIES = {
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// Setup & Environment
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'node-setup': 'Setup',
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'language-version-detect': 'Setup',
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// Utilities
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'action-versioning': 'Utilities',
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'version-file-parser': 'Utilities',
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// Linting & Formatting
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'ansible-lint-fix': 'Linting',
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'biome-lint': 'Linting',
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'csharp-lint-check': 'Linting',
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'eslint-lint': 'Linting',
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'go-lint': 'Linting',
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'pr-lint': 'Linting',
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'pre-commit': 'Linting',
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'prettier-lint': 'Linting',
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'python-lint-fix': 'Linting',
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'terraform-lint-fix': 'Linting',
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// Testing & Quality
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'php-tests': 'Testing',
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'php-laravel-phpunit': 'Testing',
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'php-composer': 'Testing',
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// Build & Package
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'csharp-build': 'Build',
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'go-build': 'Build',
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'docker-build': 'Build',
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// Publishing
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'npm-publish': 'Publishing',
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'docker-publish': 'Publishing',
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'csharp-publish': 'Publishing',
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// Repository Management
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'release-monthly': 'Repository',
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'sync-labels': 'Repository',
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stale: 'Repository',
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'compress-images': 'Repository',
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'common-cache': 'Repository',
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'codeql-analysis': 'Repository',
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// Validation
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'validate-inputs': 'Validation',
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};
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// Language support mappings
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const LANGUAGE_SUPPORT = {
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'node-setup': ['Node.js', 'JavaScript', 'TypeScript'],
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'language-version-detect': ['PHP', 'Python', 'Go', '.NET', 'Node.js'],
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'php-tests': ['PHP'],
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'php-laravel-phpunit': ['PHP', 'Laravel'],
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'php-composer': ['PHP'],
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'python-lint-fix': ['Python'],
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'go-lint': ['Go'],
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'go-build': ['Go'],
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'csharp-lint-check': ['C#', '.NET'],
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'csharp-build': ['C#', '.NET'],
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'csharp-publish': ['C#', '.NET'],
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'docker-build': ['Docker'],
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'docker-publish': ['Docker'],
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'terraform-lint-fix': ['Terraform', 'HCL'],
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'ansible-lint-fix': ['Ansible', 'YAML'],
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'eslint-lint': ['JavaScript', 'TypeScript'],
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'prettier-lint': ['JavaScript', 'TypeScript', 'Markdown', 'YAML', 'JSON'],
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'biome-lint': ['JavaScript', 'TypeScript', 'JSON'],
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'npm-publish': ['Node.js', 'npm'],
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'codeql-analysis': ['JavaScript', 'TypeScript', 'Python', 'Java', 'C#', 'C++', 'Go', 'Ruby'],
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'validate-inputs': ['YAML', 'GitHub Actions'],
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'pre-commit': ['Python', 'Multiple Languages'],
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'pr-lint': ['Conventional Commits'],
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'sync-labels': ['YAML', 'GitHub'],
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'version-file-parser': ['Multiple Languages'],
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'action-versioning': ['GitHub Actions'],
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'release-monthly': ['GitHub Actions'],
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stale: ['GitHub Actions'],
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'compress-images': ['Images', 'PNG', 'JPEG'],
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'common-cache': ['Caching'],
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};
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// Icon mapping for GitHub branding
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const ICON_MAP = {
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terminal: '💻',
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code: '📝',
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'check-circle': '✅',
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check: '✓',
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package: '📦',
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'upload-cloud': '☁️',
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'git-commit': '🔀',
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'git-pull-request': '🔄',
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tag: '🏷️',
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'alert-circle': '⚠️',
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settings: '⚙️',
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shield: '🛡️',
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lock: '🔒',
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unlock: '🔓',
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eye: '👁️',
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database: '💾',
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server: '🖥️',
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globe: '🌐',
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zap: '⚡',
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'refresh-cw': '🔄',
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box: '📦',
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layers: '📚',
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'file-text': '📄',
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folder: '📁',
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archive: '🗂️',
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image: '🖼️',
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activity: '📊',
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};
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// Category icons
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const CATEGORY_ICONS = {
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Setup: '🔧',
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Utilities: '🛠️',
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Linting: '📝',
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Testing: '🧪',
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Build: '🏗️',
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Publishing: '🚀',
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Repository: '📦',
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Validation: '✅',
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};
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function getActionDetails(actionPath) {
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const actionYmlPath = path.join(actionPath, 'action.yml');
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if (!fs.existsSync(actionYmlPath)) {
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return null;
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}
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try {
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const content = fs.readFileSync(actionYmlPath, 'utf8');
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const action = yaml.load(content);
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const actionName = path.basename(actionPath);
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// Extract features
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const features = [];
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// Check for caching
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if (content.includes('actions/cache') || content.includes('cache:')) {
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features.push('Caching');
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}
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// Check for auto-detection
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if (actionName.includes('detect') || content.includes('detect')) {
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features.push('Auto-detection');
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}
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// Check for token usage
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if (action.inputs?.token) {
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features.push('Token auth');
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}
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// Check for outputs
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if (action.outputs && Object.keys(action.outputs).length > 0) {
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features.push('Outputs');
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}
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// Get icon
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const icon = action.branding?.icon ? ICON_MAP[action.branding.icon] || '📦' : '📦';
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return {
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name: actionName,
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displayName: action.name || actionName,
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description: action.description || 'No description',
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category: CATEGORIES[actionName] || 'Other',
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icon: icon,
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features: features,
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languages: LANGUAGE_SUPPORT[actionName] || [],
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hasInputs: action.inputs && Object.keys(action.inputs).length > 0,
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hasOutputs: action.outputs && Object.keys(action.outputs).length > 0,
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path: actionPath,
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};
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} catch (error) {
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console.error(`Error parsing ${actionYmlPath}:`, error.message);
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return null;
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}
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}
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function getAllActions() {
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const actions = [];
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const dirs = fs.readdirSync('.', { withFileTypes: true });
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for (const dir of dirs) {
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if (dir.isDirectory() && !dir.name.startsWith('.') && dir.name !== 'node_modules') {
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const actionDetails = getActionDetails(dir.name);
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if (actionDetails) {
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actions.push(actionDetails);
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}
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}
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}
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return actions.sort((a, b) => a.name.localeCompare(b.name));
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}
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function generateQuickReference(actions) {
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const rows = [['Icon', 'Action', 'Category', 'Description', 'Key Features']];
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for (const action of actions) {
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rows.push([
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action.icon,
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`[\`${action.name}\`][${action.name}]`,
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action.category,
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action.description.substring(0, 60) + (action.description.length > 60 ? '...' : ''),
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action.features.join(', ') || '-',
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]);
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}
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return markdownTable(rows, { align: ['c', 'l', 'l', 'l', 'l'] });
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}
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/**
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* Generate per-category Markdown sections containing tables of actions and their brief details.
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*
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* Sections appear in a fixed priority order: Setup, Utilities, Linting, Testing, Build, Publishing, Repository, Validation.
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*
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* @param {Array<Object>} actions - Array of action metadata objects. Each object should include at least: `name`, `description`, `category`, `icon`, `languages` (array), and `features` (array).
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* @returns {string} A Markdown string with one section per category (when present), each containing a table of actions with columns: Action, Description, Languages, and Features.
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*/
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function generateCategoryTables(actions) {
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const categories = {};
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// Group by category
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for (const action of actions) {
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if (!categories[action.category]) {
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categories[action.category] = [];
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}
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categories[action.category].push(action);
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}
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let output = '';
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// Sort categories by priority
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const categoryOrder = ['Setup', 'Utilities', 'Linting', 'Testing', 'Build', 'Publishing', 'Repository', 'Validation'];
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for (const category of categoryOrder) {
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if (!categories[category]) continue;
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const categoryActions = categories[category];
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const icon = CATEGORY_ICONS[category] || '📦';
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const actionWord = categoryActions.length === 1 ? 'action' : 'actions';
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output += `\n#### ${icon} ${category} (${categoryActions.length} ${actionWord})\n\n`;
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const rows = [['Action', 'Description', 'Languages', 'Features']];
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for (const action of categoryActions) {
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rows.push([
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`${action.icon} [\`${action.name}\`][${action.name}]`,
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action.description.substring(0, 50) + (action.description.length > 50 ? '...' : ''),
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action.languages.join(', ') || '-',
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action.features.join(', ') || '-',
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]);
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}
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output += markdownTable(rows, { align: ['l', 'l', 'l', 'l'] });
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output += '\n';
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}
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return output;
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}
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function generateFeatureMatrix(actions) {
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const features = ['Caching', 'Auto-detection', 'Token auth', 'Outputs'];
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const rows = [['Action', ...features]];
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for (const action of actions) {
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const row = [`[\`${action.name}\`][${action.name}]`];
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for (const feature of features) {
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row.push(action.features.includes(feature) ? '✅' : '-');
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}
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rows.push(row);
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}
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return markdownTable(rows, { align: ['l', 'c', 'c', 'c', 'c'] });
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}
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function generateLanguageMatrix(actions) {
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const languages = [...new Set(actions.flatMap(a => a.languages))].sort();
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if (languages.length === 0) return '';
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const rows = [['Language', 'Actions']];
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for (const language of languages) {
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const languageActions = actions
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.filter(a => a.languages.includes(language))
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.map(a => `[\`${a.name}\`][${a.name}]`)
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.join(', ');
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rows.push([language, languageActions]);
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}
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return markdownTable(rows, { align: ['l', 'l'] });
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}
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function generateReferenceLinks(actions) {
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const links = actions
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.sort((a, b) => a.name.localeCompare(b.name))
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.map(action => `[${action.name}]: ${action.name}/README.md`)
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.join('\n');
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return `\n<!-- Reference Links -->\n${links}\n`;
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}
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/**
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* Builds the complete Markdown catalog for all discovered actions in the repository.
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*
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* The generated content includes a quick reference, per-category tables, a feature matrix,
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* language support matrix, usage examples with recommended pinned refs, action reference links,
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* and a closing separator.
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*
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* @returns {string} The assembled catalog as a Markdown-formatted string.
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*/
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function generateCatalogContent() {
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const actions = getAllActions();
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const totalCount = actions.length;
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let content = `## 📚 Action Catalog\n\n`;
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content += `This repository contains **${totalCount} reusable GitHub Actions** for CI/CD automation.\n\n`;
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|
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content += `### Quick Reference (${totalCount} Actions)\n\n`;
|
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content += generateQuickReference(actions);
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|
|
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content += `\n\n### Actions by Category\n`;
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content += generateCategoryTables(actions);
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content += `\n### Feature Matrix\n\n`;
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|
content += generateFeatureMatrix(actions);
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|
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|
content += `\n\n### Language Support\n\n`;
|
|
content += generateLanguageMatrix(actions);
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|
|
|
content += `\n\n### Action Usage\n\n`;
|
|
content += 'All actions can be used independently in your workflows:\n\n';
|
|
content += '```yaml\n';
|
|
content += '# Recommended: Use pinned refs for supply-chain security\n';
|
|
content += '- uses: ivuorinen/actions/action-name@vYYYY-MM-DD # Date-based tag (example)\n';
|
|
content += ' with:\n';
|
|
content += ' # action-specific inputs\n';
|
|
content += '\n';
|
|
content += '# Alternative: Use commit SHA for immutability\n';
|
|
content += '- uses: ivuorinen/actions/action-name@abc123def456 # Full commit SHA\n';
|
|
content += ' with:\n';
|
|
content += ' # action-specific inputs\n';
|
|
content += '```\n\n';
|
|
content += '> **Security Note**: Always pin to specific tags or commit SHAs instead of `@main` to ensure reproducible workflows and supply-chain integrity.\n';
|
|
|
|
// Add reference links before the timestamp
|
|
content += generateReferenceLinks(actions);
|
|
|
|
content += `\n---`;
|
|
|
|
return content;
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
function updateReadme(catalogContent) {
|
|
try {
|
|
const readmeContent = fs.readFileSync('README.md', 'utf8');
|
|
const startMarker = '<!--LISTING-->';
|
|
const endMarker = '<!--/LISTING-->';
|
|
|
|
const startIndex = readmeContent.indexOf(startMarker);
|
|
const endIndex = readmeContent.indexOf(endMarker);
|
|
|
|
if (startIndex === -1 || endIndex === -1) {
|
|
console.error('❌ Error: Could not find LISTING markers in README.md');
|
|
console.error(' Make sure README.md contains <!--LISTING--> and <!--/LISTING--> markers');
|
|
process.exit(1);
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
if (startIndex >= endIndex) {
|
|
console.error('❌ Error: Invalid marker order in README.md');
|
|
console.error(' <!--LISTING--> must come before <!--/LISTING-->');
|
|
process.exit(1);
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
const before = readmeContent.substring(0, startIndex + startMarker.length);
|
|
const after = readmeContent.substring(endIndex);
|
|
const newContent = `${before}\n<!-- This section is auto-generated. Run 'npm run update-catalog' to update. -->\n\n${catalogContent}\n\n${after}`;
|
|
|
|
fs.writeFileSync('README.md', newContent, 'utf8');
|
|
console.log('✅ Successfully updated README.md with new catalog');
|
|
console.log(`📊 Updated catalog with ${getAllActions().length} actions`);
|
|
} catch (error) {
|
|
console.error('❌ Error updating README.md:', error.message);
|
|
process.exit(1);
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
// Main execution
|
|
function main() {
|
|
// Parse command line arguments
|
|
const args = process.argv.slice(2);
|
|
const shouldUpdate = args.includes('--update');
|
|
|
|
const catalogContent = generateCatalogContent();
|
|
|
|
if (shouldUpdate) {
|
|
updateReadme(catalogContent);
|
|
} else {
|
|
console.log(catalogContent);
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
// Run the script
|
|
main();
|