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# typed: strict
module RuboCop
module Cop
module PackwerkLite
module Private
extend T::Sig
sig { params(node: RuboCop::AST::ConstNode).returns(T::Boolean) }
def self.partial_const_reference?(node)
# This is a bit whacky, but if I have a reference in the code like this: Foo::Bar::Baz.any_method, `on_const` will be called three times:
# One with `Foo`, one with `Foo::Bar`, and one with `Foo::Bar::Baz`.
# As far as I can tell, there is no way to direct Rubocop to only look at the full constant name.
# In order to ensure we're only operating on fully constant names, I check the "right sibling" of the `node`, which is the portion of the AST
# immediately following the node.
# If that right sibling is `nil` OR it's a lowercase string, we assume that it's the full constant.
# If the right sibling is a non-nil capitalized string, we assume it's a part of the constant, because by convention, constants
# start with capital letters and methods start with lowercase letters.
# RegularRateOfPay::Types::HourlyEarningWithDate
right_sibling = node.right_sibling
return false if right_sibling.nil?
right_sibling.to_s[0].capitalize == right_sibling.to_s[0]
end
sig { params(constant_reference: ConstantResolver::ConstantReference, type: String).returns(T::Boolean) }
def self.violation_in_package_todo_yml?(constant_reference, type: 'privacy')
existing_violations = ParsePackwerk::PackageTodo.for(constant_reference.referencing_package).violations
existing_violations.any? do |v|
v.class_name == "::#{constant_reference.constant_name}" && (type == 'privacy' ? v.privacy? : v.dependency?)
end
end
end
private_constant :Private
end
end
end
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