Yes, it is designed to process any syntax and following languages are officially supported:
ada, applescript, c, c#, c++, coldfusion, golang, haskell, html, java, javascript,
jsp, lua, pascal, perl, php, powershell, python, ruby, scala, sql, swift, xmlInstallation
with pip
pip3 install hardcodesor build from source
git clone https://github.com/s0md3v/hardcodes && cd hardcodes && python3 setup.py installFor Developers
The sample program below demonstrates usage of
hardcodes libraryfrom hardcodes import search
string = "console.log('hello there')"
result = search(string, lang="common", comments="parse")
print(result)Output: ['hello there']lang and comments are optional. Their use is explained below in the user documentation section.For Users
cli.py provides a grep-like command line interface to hardcodes library. You will need to install the library first to use it.Find strings in a file
python cli.py /path/to/file.extFind strings in a directory, recursively
python cli.py -r /path/to/dirHide paths from output
python cli.py -o /path/to/file.extSpecify programming language
Specifying a language is optional and should be used only when the programming language of source is already known.
python cli.py -l 'golang' /path/to/file.goSpecify comment behaviour
With
-c option, you can specifyignoreignore the comments completelyparseparse the comments like codestringadd comments to list of hardcoded strings
python cli.py -o /path/to/file.ext