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JavaScript linters such as JSHint, JSLint, and ESLint offer recursive configuration files for customizing warnings.
For example, a .jshintrc file in the same directory as hello.js, or an ancestor directory of hello.js, can disable warnings for Node.js-related variable names such as module.
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Currently there aren't any warnings - only errors which can't be turned off (the resulting type environment would be wrong if these errors were ignored). The reason is that Infernu is a strongly typed system, unlike Flow, TypeScript and Closure, and you can't ignore type errors.
JavaScript linters such as JSHint, JSLint, and ESLint offer recursive configuration files for customizing warnings.
For example, a
.jshintrc
file in the same directory ashello.js
, or an ancestor directory ofhello.js
, can disable warnings for Node.js-related variable names such asmodule
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: