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atom-htmlhint

v1.1.5

Published

HTMLHint reports for your Atom editor

Downloads

5

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Links

Git

Maintainers

thedaviddiasthedaviddias

Keywords

Readme

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Table of Contents

Features

  • Validate on keymap
  • Validate on command
  • Validate on save (toggle in settings)
  • Validate on change (toggle in settings)
  • Option to hide the error panel if no errors were found (toggle in settings)
  • Option to use fold mode by default (toggle in settings)
  • Supports .htmlhintrc config files (project located file will overwrite the global file)

Install

You can install this plugin via the Packages manager in Atom itself or manually through the terminal

$ apm install htmlhint

Usage

HTMLHint is by default validating on save (this can be changed in the package settings), you can also execute it by hitting ctrl-alt-l.

If you like you can even set it to validate while typing in the package settings.

License

Project initially created by @tcarlsen and transferred to the HTMLHint organization.

MIT License