README

Realodix Haiku

Haiku is a powerful command-line tool for managing adblock filter lists efficiently. It automates repetitive tasks such as merging sources, optimizing, and tidying up filter lists effortlessly.

Built with a deep understanding of the syntaxes of Adblock Plus, AdGuard, and uBlock Origin.

# Three capabilities, one tool

01/Lint - Static analysis

Analyze your filter lists to perform intelligent redundancy analysis, while catching syntax errors and invalid options or modifiers before they affect users.

02/Fix - Optimizer & Normalizer

An opinionated optimizer that sorts, combines, and deduplicates rules for a leaner, faster-loading filter list. No manual formatting roulette; drop it in, automate it, and move on.

For a complete list of transformations, see docs/fixer-feature.md.

03/Build - Compiler & Bundler

Compile multiple filter sources (local files and/or remote URLs) into a single, unified output. Automatically regenerates header metadata, strips unnecessary lines such as comments, and delivers a production-ready deployment.

# Three steps to first run

1. Install. Install the package via Composer — composer require realodix/haiku.
2. Initialize. Run vendor/bin/haiku init in your project root. Haiku detects your layout and writes a haiku.yml.
3. Run. Use vendor/bin/haiku lint, vendor/bin/haiku fix, or vendor/bin/haiku build. Wire it into pre-commit, CI, or your editor.

For detailed command usage, available options, and more examples, see docs/usage.md.

# Configuration

See configuration file documentation or AdBlockID-src/haiku.yml for a production configuration example.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please:

1. Fork the repo and create a feature branch.
2. Add tests for new features.
3. Ensure code passes composer check.
4. Submit a PR with a clear description.

Report bugs or suggest features via Issues.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.