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lfeslint

v1.3.3

Published

Livefyre ES Linter

Downloads

16

Readme

LFESLINT

Overview

Linter for Livefyre Javascript projects

Install

Drop it into your package.json

or install via npm install git+ssh://[email protected]/Livefyre/lfeslint.git

Usage

Running lfeslint will run the linter recurisvely in the current directory. It will skip certain directories by default.

To run on a certain path

lfeslint ./src

Command line options

-e  --env       Environment prefixes: browser, mocha, node, commonjs, es6 (defaults to all)
-F  --fix       Automatically fix some issues
-f  --formatter Output results as different format types
-g  --global    Declare global variable
-v  --version   Show current version
-h, --help      Show usage information
-i, --ignore    Ignore certain paths

Ignoring Files

Certain paths - including node_modules/** and *.min.js - are ignored by default.

To add more directories to ignore, place the following in your package.json

"lfeslint": {
  "ignore": [
    "**/out/**",
    "**/lib/select2/**",
    "**/lib/ckeditor/**"
  ]
}

Hiding Warnings

This project uses ESlint. All of the ESlint directives will work - for example: /*eslint-disable*/

Defining Globals in a project's package.json

Certain projects will need globals present to operate correctly.

{
  "lfeslint": {
    "global": ["var1", "Q"]
  }
}

Configuring environments

A complete list of available environments can be found in the Specifying Environments section of the ESLint docs.

{
  "lfeslint": {
    "env": ["mocha", "es6"]
  }
}

Choosing a formatter

A complete list of available formatters can be found in the ESLint Formatters section of the ESLint docs