detection

type DetectionSource ¶ added in v1.2.0

type DetectionSource string

DetectionSource indicates how the framework was detected.

const (
	// SourceImport indicates detection via explicit import statement (highest confidence).
	SourceImport DetectionSource = "import"

	// SourceConfigScope indicates detection via config file scope.
	SourceConfigScope DetectionSource = "config-scope"

	// SourceContentPattern indicates detection via content pattern matching.
	SourceContentPattern DetectionSource = "content-pattern"

	// SourceUnknown indicates no framework was detected.
	SourceUnknown DetectionSource = "unknown"
)

type Detector ¶

type Detector struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Detector performs framework detection using early-return approach. Detection priority (highest to lowest): 1. Import statements - explicit developer intent (immediate return) 2. Config scope - project-level configuration 3. Content patterns - framework-specific code patterns

The first successful match at any level immediately returns.

func NewDetector(registry *framework.Registry) *Detector

func (d *Detector) Detect(ctx context.Context, filePath string, content []byte) Result

func (d *Detector) SetProjectScope(scope *framework.AggregatedProjectScope)

type Result ¶

type Result struct {
	// Framework is the detected framework name (e.g., "jest", "vitest").
	// Empty string if no framework detected.
	Framework string

	// Source indicates how the framework was detected.
	Source DetectionSource

	// Scope is the config scope that applies to this file (if scope-based detection succeeded).
	// May be nil if no config scope applies.
	Scope interface{} // framework.ConfigScope, but avoid import cycle
}

Result represents the outcome of framework detection for a test file.

func Confirmed(framework string, source DetectionSource) Result

func ConfirmedWithScope(framework string, scope interface{}) Result

func Unknown() Result

func (r Result) IsDetected() bool

func (r Result) String() string