JSCS support for Visual Studio Code.
❗IMPORTANT: JSCS is deprecated and has merged with ESLint.
Please migrate your projects to ESLint and use the VS Code ESLint extension.
The JSCS Linter is available in the Visual Studio Code Gallery. To install, press F1 and
select Extensions: Install Extensions and then search for and select JSCS Linting.
Install JSCS in your workspace (or globally using the -g switch).
# install locally to the workspace
npm install jscsOnce installed, the JSCS Linter will automatically analyze your JavaScript files and return style warnings
based on the rules you define in a .jscsrc file or in your settings.
The best way to configure how the linter flags issues in your code is to create a .jscsrc file in the
root of your workspace. The VS Code JSCS Linter will look for this file first and if no .jscsrc file is found
it will look into your custom Settings.
Here are the available settings options:
Enable or disable the JSCS Linter for JavaScript files in this workspace.
"jscs.enable": booleanThe JSCS preset to use, possible values: airbnb, crockford, google, grunt, idiomatic, jquery, mdcs, node-style-guide, wikimedia, wordpress, yandex.
"jscs.preset": stringDisable the JSCS Linter if no .jscsrc configuration file is found, default is false.
"jscs.disableIfNoConfig": booleanSet JSCS configuration rules in your settings file directly.
"jscs.configuration": objectThe JSCS Linter is a great way to learn how to create extensions for VS Code. We also love enhancements and bug fixes! Here's how to get started:
git clone https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-jscs
cd vscode-jscs/jscs
npm install
cd ../jscs-server
npm install- Open VS Code on the
jscs-serverfolder - Run
npm run compileornpm run watchto build the server and copy it into thejscsfolder - To debug, press F5 once the extension is loaded, this will attach the debugger to the server. If you try to attach too soon you will get a timeout error from the debugger.
- Open VS Code on the
jscsfolder - To run, press
F5to build the app, launch the extension environment, and attach a debugger
Enjoy!