IntroductionThe trunk/maatkit directory has a number of useful tools for Maatkit developers to use while they write code. add-changelog-entryAdds the specified message to the top of the changelog for every modified script. alpha-options.plRead the command-line options in a script and warn if the options are in a different order in the POD than they'll appear in the --help output. bump-versionAdd a changelog entry to every Changelog file, and add a line that shows the current date and increments the tool's version in the Changelog. If you use the --new option, it'll only bump the version for "unclosed" Changelogs, and it'll let you omit the comment. check-podRuns podchecker on every script and checks that POD headings are in standard order. Look inside pod-check to see what standard order it. count_tests.plCounts the number of tests in a test script to make sure that the USE Test::More line specifies the correct number of tests. insert_moduleRead in the standard input, and replace the desired module by the contents (sans comment lines) of the most recent version of the module. You can use this from Vim! Example: :%!../maatkit/insert_module TableParser latest-changelogPrint the latest paragraph from each Changelog entry. Also validates that Changelog files are in the desired format, with the Version line, correct usage of spaces instead of tabs, etc. list_all_scripts.shA way to find scripts easily. show-module-statusReads all mk-toolname files and verifies that each embedded module is formatted correctly (so update-modules will work right). Also compares the version of each module with the latest version in common/ and if they're different, prints a note about it. standardize-optionsPrints out tools whose POD text for standard options does not match the standard text. tabulate-options.plPrints every module's command-line option names in a format suitable for loading in a spreadsheet. test.shRuns all tests in all mk-toolname/t directories. Automatically run by the Makefile. If you want it to exit without doing anything, set the NO_TESTS environment variable. update-modulesUpdates embedded modules for all files within a package subdirectory, so they match the latest code from common/. It actually uses insert_module behind the scenes. The first argument needs to be the tool name. The second is optional: the name of the module to update. Without the second option, all modules are updated. tcpdump-grepTakes a perl regex and reads tcpdump from STDIN or files, and prints out packets that match the pattern. tcpdump-decodeReads files or STDIN, prints packets, and prints a plaintext version of the packet's data after each packet. Example: tcpdump-grep 127.0.0.1.52592 sample.txt | tcpdump-decode
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