Currently writing a check requires writing quite some boilerplate code. To facilitate adoption, reduce the amount of dummy code required to write a simple check.
One possible aproach is to introduce classes of checks containing all the necessary boilerplate. For example, a EachNode check class can take a node filter (master, agent, pattern), a file or JSON to read, and a predicate to apply to it.
Extra features, e.g., stopwatch or progress reporter, can be implemented via mixins.
Currently writing a check requires writing quite some boilerplate code. To facilitate adoption, reduce the amount of dummy code required to write a simple check.
One possible aproach is to introduce classes of checks containing all the necessary boilerplate. For example, a
EachNodecheck class can take a node filter (master, agent, pattern), a file or JSON to read, and a predicate to apply to it.Extra features, e.g., stopwatch or progress reporter, can be implemented via mixins.