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Part of #2020 - [x] rule counters - [x] show two tables - [x] omit all the deprecated rules Eventually I decided to split them into 3 tables. In order to be aware of the newly deprecated rules in the future, the deprecated rules are hidden by default, rather than omitted altogether. |
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tasks/lint_rules
Task to update implementation progress for each linter plugin.
Usage:
$ cmd [--target=<pluginName>]... [--update] [--help]
Options:
--target, -t: Which plugin to target, multiple allowed
--update: Update the issue instead of printing to stdout
--help, -h: Print this help message
Environment variables GITHUB_TOKEN is required when --update is specified.
Design
- Always install
eslint-plugin-XXX@latestfrom npm - Load them through ESLint Node.js API
- List all their plugin rules(name, deprecated, recommended, docs, etc...)
- List all our implemented rules(name)
- Combine these lists and render as markdown
- Update GitHub issue body
FAQ
- Why is this task written in Node.js? Why not Rust?
- Some plugins do not provide static rules list
- Easiest way to collect the list is just evaluating config file in JavaScript
- Why
.cjs?- To keep dependencies as simple as possible
- Some plugins only provide their module as CommonJS
- So, CommonJS is the only way to go without bundling