Master advanced configurations, optimizations, and custom workflows with Brux.
Brux is Syntax's powerful code analysis engine, enabling real-time syntax validation, pattern matching, and language-specific optimizations. This guide dives into advanced configurations, integrations, and best practices for complex projects.
Customize Brux's behavior with advanced JSON/JSON5 configuration files. Enable pattern-matching rules, create language-specific presets, and implement custom validation logic using BruxScript.
Learn caching strategies, parallel processing techniques, and memory-efficient parsing methods. Use Brux's profiling tools to identify bottlenecks and generate optimization reports.
Write custom validation rules and syntax extensions using our BruxScript API. Package and share your plugins through the Syntax Plugin Registry.
Configure Brux to handle polyglot projects with automatic language detection and context-aware validation across Python, JavaScript, C++, and more.
Automate Brux validation as part of your CI pipeline. Learn to generate reports, configure thresholds, and integrate with Jira, GitHub, and other platforms.
Configure Brux to identify potential security vulnerabilities, enforce code security standards, and audit external library usage with real-time threat detection.
{
"brux": {
"general": {
"languages": ["python", "javascript", "cpp"],
"max_concurrent_tasks": 8,
"cache_dir": "~/.brux-cache",
"validation_profile": "strict"
},
"security": {
"enabled": true,
"excluded_patterns": [
"temp_.*",
"test_.*"
],
"threshold": 85
},
"custom_rules": [
{
"pattern": ".*_deprecated$",
"action": "warn"
},
{
"pattern": "^experimental_.+",
"action": "error"
}
]
}
}
This configuration enables Brux to validate Python, JavaScript, and C++ files with security checks. It sets cache preferences, rule patterns, and security thresholds for advanced users.