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Implement a jscs/eslint code linter + strategy #1820

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brianmhunt opened this issue Jun 29, 2015 · 3 comments
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Implement a jscs/eslint code linter + strategy #1820

brianmhunt opened this issue Jun 29, 2015 · 3 comments
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This'll be straightforward with #1039 gulp plugin, we just need to decide on the rules.

FWIW, here's the auto-configure output

   Preset           #Errors #Rules
1  airbnb           5591    23
2  crockford        1209    19
3  google           5583    17
4  grunt            5254    17
5  jquery           7342    20
6  mdcs             6311    12
7  node-style-guide 6398    19
8  wikimedia        10609   26
9  wordpress        6482    21
10 yandex           1681    24

Meaning the closest strategies, if that's a relevant factor, would be Crockford of Yandex.

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stalniy commented Jun 29, 2015

Why not eslint? Which handles both code style & basic js stuff like unused vars

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@stalniy Good suggestion – nothing wrong with eslint either; I just forgot about it. 😄 I trust by your comment that you think eslint is better?

@brianmhunt brianmhunt changed the title Implement a jscs code linter + strategy Implement a jscs/eslint code linter + strategy Jun 29, 2015
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stalniy commented Jun 30, 2015

Yes, I use it on my project and it works great

On 29 июня 2015, at 23:13, Brian M Hunt notifications@github.com wrote:

@stalniy Good suggestion – nothing wrong with eslint either; I just forgot about it. I trust by your comment that you think eslint is better?


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