AshCredo.Check.Design.MissingCodeInterface (ash_credo v0.11.0)

Basics

This check has a base priority of low and works with any version of Elixir.

Explanation

Resources with actions but no code_interface block miss out on Ash's generated typed functions. This check inspects each resource's fully resolved action list via Ash.Resource.Info.actions/1 and, for every action that has neither a resource-level nor a domain-level code interface targeting it, emits a dedicated issue naming the missing action.

# Flagged - action `:published` has no interface anywhere
actions do
  read :published
end

# Preferred - one of:
code_interface do
  define :published
end
# ...or on the domain:
resources do
  resource MyApp.Post do
    define :published
  end
end

Requirements

Your project must be compiled before running mix credo. If Ash is not available in the VM running Credo, the check is a no-op and emits a single diagnostic.

Notes

Embedded resources are skipped by this check, since they typically do not need a code interface.

Configuration

Specific actions can be suppressed via the excluded_actions param, which takes a flat list of "Module.action_name" strings. Each entry is matched literally against the action's fully qualified name (the module as returned by inspect/1, joined to the action name by a dot). Useful for skipping actions generated by extensions such as AshAuthentication that are not meant to be called via a code interface.

{AshCredo.Check.Design.MissingCodeInterface,
 excluded_actions: [
   "MyApp.Accounts.User.sign_in_with_password",
   "MyApp.Accounts.Token.expunge_expired"
 ]}

Check-Specific Parameters

Use the following parameters to configure this check:

:excluded_actions

List of "Module.action_name" strings to skip.

This parameter defaults to [].

General Parameters

Like with all checks, general params can be applied.

Parameters can be configured via the .credo.exs config file.