lgtm

We've all wondered - what does LGTM stand for? Who can say. Truly, a mystery.

But now, you'll never need to wonder again; generate your very own LGTMs with this, the world's first LGTMaaS platform.

Try it for yourself!

$ curl lgtm.halsted.space

Fresh LGTMs served up piping hot, on demand, as soon as the Heroku free tier dyno spins up. Give it a sec. You think I'm spending money on this?

Also now available right here on the World Wide Web, in shiny Webassembly form, at https://wilt00.github.io/lgtm/ (thanks @bmiddha!)

Words lists are compiled by Infochimps, via https://github.com/dwyl/english-words

About the project

Rust

The rust code is separated into 3 cargo workspaces:

• api - HTTP API that returns plain text lgtm responses.
• lgtm - Library used by other projects (api, cli, web) to generate lgtms.
• cli - Binary that prints lgtm to STDOUT.

All projects can be built and tested from the root of the repo using cargo build and cargo test. Projects can also be individually interacted with by navigating to their directories and running cargo commands or by passing the -p flag. For more information about cargo workspaces, refer to the documentation.

Wasm

The lgtm library is also built to WebAssembly to be used in the web project.

wasm-pack is needed to build, available here.

Web

The web project follows a build-less system. No bundling or installing nodejs is required, just a web server.

The project uses the wasm generated by wasm-pack and provides a web based frontend for it.

Building wasm

# from lgtm directory
wasm-pack build --release --target web -d ../web/lgtm
# this will generate a folder repo/web/lgtm with the built wasm and js glue-code

Building and testing Rust projects

# from repo/, build all
cargo build
# from repo/, build <project>
cargo build -p <project>
# from repo/<project>, build <project>
cargo build

# same commands apply for testing, replace build with test

Using lgtm in workflows

This repo uses ltgm in a GitHub action. Checkout .github/workflows/lgtm.yml.