Lint and syntax validation for onceover

Puppet Check is a gem that provides a comprehensive, streamlined, and efficient analysis of the syntax, style, and validity of your entire Puppet code and data.

A puppet-lint plugin to check that the appends operator (+=) is not used (removed in Puppet 4.0.0).

A puppet-lint extension that ensures class parameter names are unique.

A puppet-lint plugin to check the idempotency attributes on exec resources.

A puppet-lint plugin to check file rights when providing a source.

Will check the decoration of your puppet code

Extends puppet-lint to ensure all file resource modes are defined as octal values and not symbolic ones.

Extends puppet-lint to ensure that your variables are not numeric

A puppet-lint plugin to check the ensure attribute on package resources.

A puppet-lint plugin to check that: - a node definition declares only a role, - a role class does not have any param and only declares profiles, - a profiles class can declare anything but a role.

Checks puppet manifests for security related problems.

Extends puppet-lint to ensure all filenames used in template and epp functions end with the string '.erb' or '.epp' respectively

A puppet-lint plugin to check you are not using top scope fact variables like $::operatingsystem. You should use the $facts hash like $facts['operatingsystem'] instead.

puppet-magnum - a tool for rapid, consistent, and best practice Puppet module development.

Puppet Validator is a simple web service that accepts arbitrary code submissions and validates it the way `puppet parser validate` would. It can optionally also run `puppet-lint` checks on the code and display both results together.

Provides a CLI with helpful utilities for developing compliance Puppet code

Contains rake tasks and a standard spec_helper for running spec tests on puppet control repo

A command line tool for uploading to dropbox.

A tool to audit puppet manifests against a set of defined rules