Overview of ALL flaws

[peterbe]

When you run yarn start you can navigate to a specific page and Yari renders it on the fly and "logs" all flaws. These flaws are listed in the toolbar (clicking "Show flaws").

But to see a complete listing of ALL flaws, you have to build all documents.

Thanks to mdn/content#6349 you now can...

To use

You'll need to start 2 terminals.

1. In the first one, yarn install && yarn start as usual and then go to http://localhost:5000/en-US/_flaws (or http://localhost:5000/ and scroll to the "Flaws Dashboard" link)
2. Type yarn build and wait a little. Now go back to http://localhost:5000/en-US/_flaws in your browser and you should see it listing documents with >0 flaws.

Tips

The yarn build command is slow. Suppose you're only interested in, say, JavaScript Global Objects. You can then use:

BUILD_FOLDERSEARCH=web/javascript/reference/global yarn build

Every time you return to your browser at http://localhost:5000/en-US/_flaws it will trigger a reload. You'll see a small "Reloading..." in the upper left-hand corner whenever you focus the window. No need to refresh the page manually.

Soon, you'll be able to to use yarn build --no-html which means it doesn't bother generating the full index.html file for each document.