Execute ESLint with a simplified API
Run eslint with watch mode
Run ESLint on your changes only
The CLI tool to run `eslint --fix` for each rule
run ESLint as mocha tests
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Run ESLint with a baseline.
Run eslint with watch mode
Run eslint on staged changes.
:nail_care: Run eslint only in the changed parts of the code
async run eslint for webpack plugin
ESLint configuration for Remix projects
Run ESLint as QUnit tests.
Run eslint on files, but only report warnings and errors from lines that were changed.
A plugin to run [eslint](https://eslint.org/) in your JavaScript code. This plugin uses the ESLint Node.js [API](https://eslint.org/docs/latest/developer-guide/nodejs-api) to run ESLint. It loads the ESLint configuration files (.eslintrc.* files) in your
:nail_care: Run eslint only in the changed parts of the code
Run ESLint, standard, or semistandard only if on a supported node version
Run ESLint on your changes only
Run ESLint.
Run eslint as building app using Poi
Run ESLint on your changes only - with ESLint flat config support
ESLint adapter for Lodestar — run ESLint rules via lodestar check
Run ESLint and TypeScript in GitLab CI pipelines and generate a single code quality report.
One dev dependency to run ESLint, your test.js, coverage and report to Coveralls.io
Allows you to add eslint to your Guard toolchain, so that eslint is run.
This gem is useful when added to the Rakefile in order to scan each of your JavaScript files in a Ruby On Rails project using the webpacker gem.
Runs ESLint, SCSS-Lint, HAML-Lint, and Rubocop and returns info relevant to changed lines as reported by git.
eslint-changes will run eslint on changed lines from forked point in your main branch. It will not complain about existing offenses in master branch on your git prioject. This gem is perfect as a Continuous Integration tool
browsable audits a Rails application's CSS, HTML, ERB, and JavaScript and reports which browsers can actually render and run it, then compares that against the project's declared allow_browser policy. It is a thin Ruby orchestrator over best-in-class external tools (Herb, stylelint, eslint).