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@hybrbase/htmlhint-config

v0.0.0

Published

A shareable htmlhint configuration for projects.

Downloads

5

Readme

Shareable Htmlhint Config

📄 About

Package that contains shareable configurations for HTMLHint — a popular linting tool that helps to identify and fix problems in your HTML code.

→ Purpose

This package aims to provide a shared set of rules for HTMLHint to ensure consistent coding practices across a team or organization.

  • Provide a shared configuration that helps avoid inconsistencies and ensures that everyone follows the latest best practices and guidelines.
  • Make it easier for teams to use HTMLHint effectively and improve the quality of their HTML code.

💿 Installation

To use this configuration, you'll need to install the htmlhint and @hybrbase/htmlhint-config packages as devDependencies in your project. These packages should be installed in the package.json file of the specific app or package that needs them:

pnpm --filter=my-first-app add -D htmlhint @hybrbase/htmlhint-config

This package should be added to the root of your monorepo, where you have a file .htmlhintrc and a package.json file. Within your monorepo, you should have a structure with directories for your apps and packages, such as:

.
├── package.json (root)
├── apps
│   └── my-first-app
│       ├── package.json
│       └── ... (other app files)
└── packages
    └── my-first-package
        ├── package.json
        └── ... (other package files)

→ Configure

To configure the htmlhint, add script to package.json

pnpm pkg set scripts.lint:html="htmlhint --config ./node_modules/@hybrbase/htmlhint-config/index.json **/*.html"

💻 Usage

You can run the htmlhint command manually using the following pnpm command:

pnpm --filter=my-first-app lint:html