com.google.javascript.jscomp.RequirementOrBuilder Maven / Gradle / Ivy
// Generated by the protocol buffer compiler. DO NOT EDIT!
// source: conformance.proto
package com.google.javascript.jscomp;
public interface RequirementOrBuilder extends
com.google.protobuf.GeneratedMessage.
ExtendableMessageOrBuilder {
// optional string error_message = 1;
/**
* optional string error_message = 1;
*
*
* Required: The message to report when a requirement is violated. This should
* reference a document describing the reasoning for the requirement
* and contacts.
*
*/
boolean hasErrorMessage();
/**
* optional string error_message = 1;
*
*
* Required: The message to report when a requirement is violated. This should
* reference a document describing the reasoning for the requirement
* and contacts.
*
*/
java.lang.String getErrorMessage();
/**
* optional string error_message = 1;
*
*
* Required: The message to report when a requirement is violated. This should
* reference a document describing the reasoning for the requirement
* and contacts.
*
*/
com.google.protobuf.ByteString
getErrorMessageBytes();
// repeated string whitelist = 2;
/**
* repeated string whitelist = 2;
*
*
* Optional: A list of source paths that are exempt from the requirement.
*
*/
java.util.List
getWhitelistList();
/**
* repeated string whitelist = 2;
*
*
* Optional: A list of source paths that are exempt from the requirement.
*
*/
int getWhitelistCount();
/**
* repeated string whitelist = 2;
*
*
* Optional: A list of source paths that are exempt from the requirement.
*
*/
java.lang.String getWhitelist(int index);
/**
* repeated string whitelist = 2;
*
*
* Optional: A list of source paths that are exempt from the requirement.
*
*/
com.google.protobuf.ByteString
getWhitelistBytes(int index);
// repeated string whitelist_regexp = 3;
/**
* repeated string whitelist_regexp = 3;
*
*
* Optional: A list of source paths regexs that are exempt from the
* requirement.
*
*/
java.util.List
getWhitelistRegexpList();
/**
* repeated string whitelist_regexp = 3;
*
*
* Optional: A list of source paths regexs that are exempt from the
* requirement.
*
*/
int getWhitelistRegexpCount();
/**
* repeated string whitelist_regexp = 3;
*
*
* Optional: A list of source paths regexs that are exempt from the
* requirement.
*
*/
java.lang.String getWhitelistRegexp(int index);
/**
* repeated string whitelist_regexp = 3;
*
*
* Optional: A list of source paths regexs that are exempt from the
* requirement.
*
*/
com.google.protobuf.ByteString
getWhitelistRegexpBytes(int index);
// repeated string only_apply_to = 4;
/**
* repeated string only_apply_to = 4;
*
*
* Optional: A list of source paths that will be checked for the requirement
* (the opposite of whitelist).
*
*/
java.util.List
getOnlyApplyToList();
/**
* repeated string only_apply_to = 4;
*
*
* Optional: A list of source paths that will be checked for the requirement
* (the opposite of whitelist).
*
*/
int getOnlyApplyToCount();
/**
* repeated string only_apply_to = 4;
*
*
* Optional: A list of source paths that will be checked for the requirement
* (the opposite of whitelist).
*
*/
java.lang.String getOnlyApplyTo(int index);
/**
* repeated string only_apply_to = 4;
*
*
* Optional: A list of source paths that will be checked for the requirement
* (the opposite of whitelist).
*
*/
com.google.protobuf.ByteString
getOnlyApplyToBytes(int index);
// repeated string only_apply_to_regexp = 5;
/**
* repeated string only_apply_to_regexp = 5;
*
*
* Optional: A list of source path regexps that will be checked for
* the requirement (the opposite of whitelist_regexp).
*
*/
java.util.List
getOnlyApplyToRegexpList();
/**
* repeated string only_apply_to_regexp = 5;
*
*
* Optional: A list of source path regexps that will be checked for
* the requirement (the opposite of whitelist_regexp).
*
*/
int getOnlyApplyToRegexpCount();
/**
* repeated string only_apply_to_regexp = 5;
*
*
* Optional: A list of source path regexps that will be checked for
* the requirement (the opposite of whitelist_regexp).
*
*/
java.lang.String getOnlyApplyToRegexp(int index);
/**
* repeated string only_apply_to_regexp = 5;
*
*
* Optional: A list of source path regexps that will be checked for
* the requirement (the opposite of whitelist_regexp).
*
*/
com.google.protobuf.ByteString
getOnlyApplyToRegexpBytes(int index);
// optional .jscomp.Requirement.Type type = 6;
/**
* optional .jscomp.Requirement.Type type = 6;
*
*
* Required: The type of requirement.
*
*/
boolean hasType();
/**
* optional .jscomp.Requirement.Type type = 6;
*
*
* Required: The type of requirement.
*
*/
com.google.javascript.jscomp.Requirement.Type getType();
// repeated string value = 7;
/**
* repeated string value = 7;
*
*
* The value banned, optional for "custom" requirements.
*
*/
java.util.List
getValueList();
/**
* repeated string value = 7;
*
*
* The value banned, optional for "custom" requirements.
*
*/
int getValueCount();
/**
* repeated string value = 7;
*
*
* The value banned, optional for "custom" requirements.
*
*/
java.lang.String getValue(int index);
/**
* repeated string value = 7;
*
*
* The value banned, optional for "custom" requirements.
*
*/
com.google.protobuf.ByteString
getValueBytes(int index);
// optional string java_class = 8;
/**
* optional string java_class = 8;
*
*
* For "custom" requirements, the Java class used to enforce the requirement.
* Ignored otherwise.
*
*/
boolean hasJavaClass();
/**
* optional string java_class = 8;
*
*
* For "custom" requirements, the Java class used to enforce the requirement.
* Ignored otherwise.
*
*/
java.lang.String getJavaClass();
/**
* optional string java_class = 8;
*
*
* For "custom" requirements, the Java class used to enforce the requirement.
* Ignored otherwise.
*
*/
com.google.protobuf.ByteString
getJavaClassBytes();
// optional string rule_id = 9;
/**
* optional string rule_id = 9;
*
*
* Gives the rule an unique ID that can be used for extending in other rules
* through 'extends'. An example of ID is 'closure:innerHtml'.
*
*/
boolean hasRuleId();
/**
* optional string rule_id = 9;
*
*
* Gives the rule an unique ID that can be used for extending in other rules
* through 'extends'. An example of ID is 'closure:innerHtml'.
*
*/
java.lang.String getRuleId();
/**
* optional string rule_id = 9;
*
*
* Gives the rule an unique ID that can be used for extending in other rules
* through 'extends'. An example of ID is 'closure:innerHtml'.
*
*/
com.google.protobuf.ByteString
getRuleIdBytes();
// optional string extends = 10;
/**
* optional string extends = 10;
*
*
* Allows extending whitelists of rules with the specified rule_id. If this
* field is specified then all fields except whitelist, whitelist_regexp,
* only_apply_to and only_apply_to_regexp are ignored.
*
*/
boolean hasExtends();
/**
* optional string extends = 10;
*
*
* Allows extending whitelists of rules with the specified rule_id. If this
* field is specified then all fields except whitelist, whitelist_regexp,
* only_apply_to and only_apply_to_regexp are ignored.
*
*/
java.lang.String getExtends();
/**
* optional string extends = 10;
*
*
* Allows extending whitelists of rules with the specified rule_id. If this
* field is specified then all fields except whitelist, whitelist_regexp,
* only_apply_to and only_apply_to_regexp are ignored.
*
*/
com.google.protobuf.ByteString
getExtendsBytes();
// optional bool report_loose_type_violations = 11 [default = true];
/**
* optional bool report_loose_type_violations = 11 [default = true];
*
*
* Whether to report possible violations when type information is not exact.
* Normally, violations on parent types are reported as possible violations.
* This field allows to ignore them and report only violations on exact types.
* This changes the balance between the false positives and the false
* negatives. With the default value, there might be lots of false positives
* (possible violations) but there shouldn't be any false negatives. Without
* reporting the loose type violations, there will be less false positives but
* there can also be false negatives (an actual violation that is not
* reported).
*
*/
boolean hasReportLooseTypeViolations();
/**
* optional bool report_loose_type_violations = 11 [default = true];
*
*
* Whether to report possible violations when type information is not exact.
* Normally, violations on parent types are reported as possible violations.
* This field allows to ignore them and report only violations on exact types.
* This changes the balance between the false positives and the false
* negatives. With the default value, there might be lots of false positives
* (possible violations) but there shouldn't be any false negatives. Without
* reporting the loose type violations, there will be less false positives but
* there can also be false negatives (an actual violation that is not
* reported).
*
*/
boolean getReportLooseTypeViolations();
}
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