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@vibelint/vibelint-wizard

v0.1.20

Published

Interactive ESLint warning approval tool

Readme

@vibelint/vibelint-wizard

Interactive ESLint warning approval tool for when manually fixing warnings is too much work.

This tool walks you through all your ESLint warnings and lets you decide: approve them to pretend they don't exist, reject them to actually fix your code, or skip them to procrastinate like a champion.

Install

npm install -D @vibelint/vibelint-wizard

Or use lintmyvibe if you're too lazy to do it manually.

Usage

{
  "scripts": {
    "commit-wizard": "vibelint-wizard"
  }
}
npm run commit-wizard

This will:

  1. Run ESLint on your entire project, which might take a while or might not, depending on how much code you've written
  2. Show you all the warnings you haven't approved yet
  3. Let you approve, reject, or skip each one
  4. Abort the commit if you reject any, because we're not letting you commit broken code

Config

  • VIBELINT_ESLINT_CMD - ESLint command, defaults to allowing infinite warnings like idiots

Git Hook

# .husky/pre-commit
npm run commit-wizard || exit 1

Note: .eslint-warnings-cache.json must be committed to git. It's the graveyard of warnings you've given up on fixing.