staticassetlint

If this tool finds any files in the specified directories that don't have their cryptographic digest in their filename, it will exit 1.

Currently, staticassetlint supports files named based on their:

• MD5
• SHA1
• SHA256

Usage

Run staticassetlint as part of a build to prevent accidentally polluting cache-forever never-revalidate asset delivery with files that are not correctly named.

staticassetlint /workspace/foo_public /workplace/bar_public ...

Skipping files

Some asset pipelines produce files that are named based on a hash of an intermediate state that is impractical or impossible to reconstruct from the files on disk.

You can allowlist patterns that you know are safe for use with write-once distribution using the --skip flag.

Each --skip regular expression is anchored before compilation, meaning that it must match the entire name of the file. (--skip '-bar\.js' will match a file named -bar.js but not a file named foo-bar.js.)

Example:

staticassetlint \
    --skip '.*-[0-9a-f]{32}.(?:js|map|css)' \
    --skip 'chunk.\d{3}\.[0-9a-f]{20}\.(?:js|js\.LICENSE\.txt|map)' \
    /workspace/web_root/assets

Contributing

Contributions considered, but be aware that this is mostly just something we needed. It's public because there's no reason anyone else should have to waste an afternoon (or more) building something similar, and we think the approach is useful enough that others might benefit from adopting it.

This project is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.

Please include a Signed-off-by in all commits, per Developer Certificate of Origin version 1.1.