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eslint-suggestions-cli

v1.1.0

Published

Apply all eslint suggestions from bash

Downloads

3

Readme

Usage

The idea of this package is to be able to apply eslint suggestions directly from the terminal.

Installation

npm install -g eslint-suggestions-cli

Usage is as follows :

eslint . --format json | apply-suggestions

You can also run it without installation using :

eslint . --format json | npx eslint-suggestions-cli apply-suggestions

Note that this will change many files on disk, please use git or another version manager to be sure that you can review changes that are made.

You can apply the suggestions only for certain files simply by running :

eslint myfile.js --format json | apply-suggestions

You can create the "plint" alias for your project by adding the following in your .bashrc :

plint() {
    eslint . --format json | apply-suggestions
}

Ideas

  • Instead of simply applying all suggestions, have a small TUI that allows to interactively select the suggestion to apply
  • Print the diff after the execution with explanation of each applied suggestion (non-interactive mode).

Feel free to contribute.