generate_woke_config

#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# A script that adapts the Airbnb infractions YAML file format to one that Woke
# (https://github.com/get-woke/woke) understands. This script outputs the file to STDOUT.
#
# Usage: ./generate-woke-config "infractions.yml" > woke.yml
#
# Airbnb welcomes well-tested contributions of adapters for new tools and systems that promote
# belonging. The presence of an adapter for a third-party tool in this repository does not
# necesarily mean that Airbnb endorses the third-party tool.

require 'yaml'

infractions_file = ARGV[0]
raise ArgumentError, 'Must specify a path to a YAML file' if infractions_file.nil?
raise ArgumentError, "#{infractions_file} does not exist" unless File.exist? infractions_file

infractions = YAML.safe_load(File.read(infractions_file))

# Created based on https://github.com/get-woke/woke/blob/c6fb17e6f017305fce6847a7b3067221827841a5/pkg/rule/default.yaml
DEFAULT_WOKE_RULES = [
  'whitelist',
  'blacklist',
  'master-slave',
  'slave',
  'grandfathered',
  'man-hours',
  'sanity',
  'dummy',
  'guys',
  'whitebox',
  'blackbox',
].freeze

# We override all of Woke's default rules using this approach: https://github.com/get-woke/woke/tree/c6fb17e6f017305fce6847a7b3067221827841a5#disabling-default-rules
# In this way we only lint for rules defined in the infractions file.
disabled_default_rules = DEFAULT_WOKE_RULES.map { |rule_name| { 'name' => rule_name } }

# We add the terms for which we want to lint, making a unique rule name for each term. The name
# of the rule is not used outside of Woke, so it can be anything that is unique.
rules = infractions.map.with_index do |item, index|
  item['name'] = "airbnb-#{index}"
  item
end

woke_config = { 'rules' => disabled_default_rules + rules }
puts woke_config.to_yaml