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zuit list

zuit list languages
zuit list analyzers [--explain <RULE_ID>]
zuit list plugins

Use zuit list to discover what languages zuit recognises and what rules are available. This is how you find a rule ID to disable or configure in zuit.toml.

When to use this

• Check which file types will be included in a scan.
• Browse all available rules and their default severities.
• Look up what a specific rule checks before enabling or disabling it.

zuit list languages

Prints a table of supported languages and the file extensions zuit scans for each.

zuit list languages

Example output:

ID          Extensions
rust        rs
python      py
javascript  js, jsx, ts, tsx, mjs, cjs
go          go

note

go appears in the registry but is not yet fully supported. JavaScript and TypeScript are fully supported. See language support for the current support matrix.

zuit list plugins

Prints a table of installed third-party analyzer plugins.

zuit list plugins

zuit list analyzers

Prints every available rule with its rule ID, dimension, default severity, and supported languages. Use this to see what runs by default and to find the exact rule ID you need for configuration.

zuit list analyzers

--explain <RULE_ID>

Prints the full documentation for a single rule. Use this to understand what a rule checks and why, without leaving the terminal.

zuit list analyzers --explain MAINT001-cyclomatic

Options

Flag	Type	Default	Description
--explain <RULE_ID>	string	unset	Print documentation for the given rule ID and exit.
-v, --verbose	flag	off	Increase log verbosity. -v = INFO, -vv = DEBUG.
-h, --help	flag		Print help.

See also

• Rules reference
• Analyzers and findings