The Python cli used to look for keywords, such as ember or backbone, in Html files and assume those keywords being present means the associated JavaScript library was being included on the page with a script tag. It would then use the found keyword as a dependency, adding it to the list of detected dependencies for the current heartbeat:
Sometime after launching 1.0, let's research if this is still needed, if it was replaced with another detection method, and if we should add it back to wakatime-cli's Html parser.
The Python cli used to look for keywords, such as
ember
orbackbone
, in Html files and assume those keywords being present means the associated JavaScript library was being included on the page with ascript
tag. It would then use the found keyword as a dependency, adding it to the list of detected dependencies for the current heartbeat:https://github.com/wakatime/legacy-python-cli/commit/166f41899c43bbed259103d401920feb309b2db1#diff-e99152f6ea6bc64e5a34bf5cebaed10862f3abec05aa3528fa8ff8ed892b37ecR88
Sometime after launching 1.0, let's research if this is still needed, if it was replaced with another detection method, and if we should add it back to wakatime-cli's Html parser.
More info in Slack: https://wakatime.slack.com/archives/GUWD67UE4/p1609032466002300
Related to #148.