README.md
# leasot-report
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leasot-report is a command line tool that uses [leasot](https://github.com/pgilad/leasot) to output TODOs and FIXMEs in your code
![image](./doc/summary.png)
![image](./doc/source.png)
## Usage
```sh
npm i -g leasot-report
or
npm i --save-dev leasot-report
```
Run the output reports
```sh
$ leasot-report src
$ ls leasot-reports/
example index.html
```
## Supported extensions
".js", ".jsx", ".css", ".sass", ".java", ".go", ".php", ".rb"
## Demos
### example
https://wheatandcat.github.io/examples-pages/leasot-reports/index.html
### storybook
https://wheatandcat.github.io/leasot-report/