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pb-linter

v1.11.18

Published

A Base Linter with Cow Powers

Downloads

15

Readme

Linter

Slack Badge Build Status Plugin installs! Package version! Dependencies!

Linter is a base linter provider for the Hackable Atom Editor.

It provides a top-level API to its consumer that allows them to visualize errors and other kind-of messages, easily.

Preview

How to / Installation

Install package through Atom or use CLI:

$ apm install linter

Available linters

Full linters list

API Documentation

Linter API wiki

Performance Tuning

Is linter working slow for you? Try changing the interval of inline bubble or disabling it completely and/or try disabling Line tab.

Contribute

Stick to imposed codestyle:

  • $ npm i -g coffeelint eslint
  • $ npm run lint