How to use the @ts-common/azure-js-dev-tools.checkEverything function in @ts-common/azure-js-dev-tools

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github Azure / azure-sdk-for-js / .scripts / checkEverything.ts View on Github external
}

const repositoryFolderPath: string = resolvePath(__dirname, "..");
const packagesFolderPath: string = joinPath(repositoryFolderPath, "sdk");
const packageFolderPaths: string[] | undefined = getPackageFolderPaths(packagesFolderPath);

let exitCode: number = 0;
if (!packageFolderPaths) {
  logger.logError(`The packages folder (${packagesFolderPath}) doesn't exist.`);
} else {
  logger.logVerbose(`Found ${packageFolderPaths.length} package folders.`);
  for (const packageFolderPath of packageFolderPaths) {
    const packageFolderPathWithSep: string = normalize(packageFolderPath + path.posix.sep);
    const shouldCheck = !!changedFiles && contains(changedFiles, (changedFilePath: string) => normalize(changedFilePath).startsWith(packageFolderPathWithSep));
    if (shouldCheck) {
      exitCode += checkEverything({
        logger,
        checkPackageJsonVersionOptions: {
          startPath: packageFolderPath
        },
        checkForOnlyCallsOptions: {
          startPaths: packageFolderPath
        },
        checkForSkipCallsOptions: {
          startPaths: packageFolderPath
        }
      });
    }
  }
}
process.exitCode = exitCode;