Npm run jslint modules//web//js/utilities/ob-utilities.js

Note that if your IDE supports npm, the following can be used as well to check your code: modules//jsformatter/jsformatter modules//web//js/utilities/ob-utilities.js modules//web//js/utilities/ob-utilities-date.js Running npm script directly modules//jsformatter/jsformatter -wįinally, one or more files paths can be added to run Prettier for those specific files. modules//jsformatter/jsformatterĪdding the -w flag, instead of checking whether the files are formatted, performs the actual formatting and writes them in their corresponding files: prettierignore file in the root of the module). js files in the project, scanning first the files in core and all modules that has no special ignore rules (i.e. Running the jsformatter script without parameters passes the formatter to all non-ignored. modules//jslint/jslint modules//web//js/utilities/ob-utilities.js modules//web//js/utilities/ob-utilities-date.js modules//jslint/jslint -fįinally, one or more files paths can be added to run ESLint for those specific files. modules//jslint/jslintĪdding the -f flag, ESLint will try to fix all warnings/errors that can be autofixed: eslintignore file in the root of the module). Running the jslint script without parameters passes the linter to all non-ignored. For convenience, has bundled some scripts in order to use these tools, either as standalone scripts and as Mercurial hooks to check the code before commiting it. To use these new tools, it is required to have nodejs/npm installed in your machineĮSLint and Prettier are the tools used in Openbravo to format check Javascript code.

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