Tracking JavaScript Annotations Apr 6, 2014 3 min read #esprima #javascript #jstools #web One of the interesting features of Esprima is to retrieve every comment inside a JavaScript source. Even better, each comment can be linked to the related syntax node. This is very helpful (like in the case of JSDoc) since any additional information regarding the program can be provided via the comment servin
Yesterday, we pushed a new version of JSHint. We decided to label it 2.5.0 because—while it's backwards compatible—there are a few major changes. The following options were removed: nomen, onevar, passfail, white, gcl, smarttabs, trailing. In addition to that, indent no longer provides warnings about indentation levels. You can still use it to set your tab-width but it will be used only for charac
Breaking Changes There are no breaking changes in this release. Complete Changelog The following is the complete list of changes in this version: Build: Add perf check into Travis build to better monitor performance regressions (fixes #732) (Nicholas C. Zakas) Fix: Make sure semi reports correct location of missing semicolon (fixes #726) (Nicholas C. Zakas) Add --no-eslintrc cli flag (ref #717) (B
Breaking Changes There are no breaking changes in this release. Complete Changelog The following is the complete list of changes in this version: Fix no-used-vars to report FunctionExpression params (fixes #697). (Andrey Popp) fixes #711: eslint reports wrong line number for files with shebang (Michael Ficarra) Fix for no-unused-vars and MemberExpression (Andrey Popp) added no-warning-comments rul
The document discusses the evolution and importance of JavaScript linting tools such as JSLint, JSHint, and ESLint, which are used to inspect code quality, identify syntax errors, and enforce coding conventions. It highlights the differences between these tools, their intended purposes, and the benefits of integrating linting into the development workflow to improve maintainability and reduce erro
0 gefällt mir2,014 aufrufeDurch KI verbesserte Beschreibung Das Dokument behandelt den Zustand der JavaScript-Linting-Tools, einschließlich ihrer Historie und Funktionalität zur Code-Qualitätsprüfung. Es stellt die Unterschiede zwischen Tools wie JSLint, JSHint und ESLint vor und hebt hervor, wie sie Fehler finden und die Einhaltung von Coding-Conventions fördern. Der Autor betont die Bedeutung vo
Environment-specific Builds With Grunt, Gulp or Broccoli March 3, 2014 [caption id="attachment_6536" align="aligncenter" width="640"] Image credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/brianneudorff/9109932159/[/caption] The dev, staging and production versions of our projects can vastly vary, which is one reason we may need to change paths to resources (scripts/styles/templates), generated markup or othe
build-tools.md List of JavaScript Build Tools Yet another framework syndrome Name Date URL Stars Jake April 2010 https://github.com/mde/jake 1000 Brunch January 2011 http://brunch.io/ 3882 smoosh March 2011 https://github.com/fat/smoosh 329 anvil.js February 2012 https://github.com/anviljs/anvil.js 161 ShellJS includes one March 2012 http://documentup.com/arturadib/shelljs#make-tool 2171 Grunt Mar
overview Fez is an über fast, highly configurable, extremely powerful, and somewhat weird general purpose build tool written in JavaScript. Build specs are created with a simple JavaScript-based DSL. The set of rules defined in the spec is used to construct a build graph which is efficiently traversable, enabling Fez to do only the work which needs to be done, and to do work in parallel when it ca
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