Table of Contents
- Title and Copyright Information
- Preface
- 1 Get Started with the Oracle JET Audit Framework
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Part I Use the Oracle JET Audit Framework
- 2 Configure the JET Audit Framework
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3
Run Audits on Oracle JET Applications
- Audit the Application Using the Command Line
- Audit the Application with Predefined Runtime Options
- Audit with Specific JET and ECMA Script Versions
- Audit with Specific Rules
- Audit with Custom Rule Packs
- Audit Only HTML Files that Contain Oracle JET Components
- Audit JET Custom Web Component Usages
- Audit JET Custom Web Component Projects
- Audit JET Web Component Projects Containing VComponents
- Audit CSS Styles and Web Components Styles
- Audit for Oracle JET Deprecated Functionality
- 4 Fine Tune the Audit
- 5 Work with the Output of Audits
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Part II Extend the Oracle JET Audit Framework
- 6 Understand the JAF Audit Engine
- 7 Get Started Writing Custom Audit Rules
- 8 Implement Custom Node Rules
- 9 Implement Custom Hook Rules
- 10 Access Oracle JET Metadata
- 11 Create the Audit File Set at Runtime
- 12 Reference: Custom Audit Rule Listener Types
- 13 Reference: Custom Audit Rule Context Object Properties
- 14 Reference: Custom Audit Rule Context Object Methods
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Reference: Custom Audit Rule Utility Libraries
- MetaLib: JET Metadata Access Functions
- Utils: General Non-File System Functions
- FsUtils: File System Functions
- SemVerUtils: Semantic Version Functions
- DomUtils: Node Object Functions
- ConfigLib: Configuration Library
- JafLib: JAF Core Access Methods
- JafLib: Configuration Object Property Getter Methods
- MsgLib: Message Display Functions
- CssUtils: CSS Utility Functions
- AstUtils: JavaScript File Helper Functions
- SevLib: Severity Support Helper Functions
- TsxUtils: TSX Utility Functions