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tslint-brunch

v0.9.3

Published

Adds TSLint support to Brunch.

Readme

tslint-brunch

A TSLint plugin for Brunch

Configuration

Add a tslint object to your Brunch config's plugins object:

{
  plugins:
  {
    tslint:
    {
      // Plugin options here
      pattern: '*.ts',
      root: '.',
      
      // TSLint options here
      options:
      {
        // ...
      },
      
      // TSLint configuraion here
      config:
      {
        // ...
      }
    }
  }
}

All options are optional. The following options are supported:

  • pattern (RegExp):
    • A regex that matches all TypeScript files that should be
      processed by the linter. Defaults to: /^app/.*\.ts$/.
  • root (string):
    • The path at which to stop looking further back in the directory
      ancestry for TSLint config files when linting. This is analogous
      to ESLint's root field in its config options. This would
      typically be set to the root of your project. Defaults to '/'.
  • config (object):
    • Any options that may be found in tslint.json, in JavaScript
      notation rather than JSON notation. These are used as the base
      config for all linting operations.
      See the TSLint documentation
      for further information. Defaults to {}.
  • options.fix (boolean):
    • True to attempt to fix problems for rules that support fixing;
      false to only report on problems. Defaults to false.
  • options.quiet (boolean):
    • True to only report on errors; false to report on all problems.
      Defaults to false.
  • options.formatter (string or FormatterConstructor function):
    • The format in which problems are reported. There are
      several builtin formatters that may be specified by string.
      If you wish to specify your own formatter, put it in a file
      in the specified formattersDirectory, or provide a
      TSLint FormatterConstructor function. Defaults to 'prose'.
  • options.formattersDirectory (string):
    • The directory in which to find the formatter definitions.
      If you specify a custom formatter whose definition doesn't
      reside in the builtin formatters directory, you must
      specify this to locate your customer formatter. The
      builtin formatters are always considered first, and then
      this drectory will be considered. Defaults to undefined.
  • options.rulesDirectory (string or string[]):
    • One or more directories containing custom rules. The
      builtin rules are always considered first, then rules in
      these directories in the order provided. Defaults to
      undefined.

Sample config:

{
  plugins:
  {
    tslint:
    {
      pattern: 'myfile.ts',
      root: '/path/to/project',
      config:
      {
        extends: 'tslint:recommended',
        rules:
        {
          'no-console': false
        }
      },
      options:
      {
        fix: false,
        quiet: true,
        formatter: 'verbose',
        formattersDirectory: '/path/to/formatters',
        rulesDirectory: ['/path/to/rules', '/more/rules/here']
      }
    }
  }
}