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fnlint

v1.5.1

Published

File name format linter

Downloads

18

Readme

fnlint

Lint file name formatting.

CircleCI branch Coveralls branch npm

Installation

With npm:

npm i fnlint --save

With yarn:

yarn add fnlint

Usage

Command Line

Create a config file (an object exporting .js file or .json) with your fnlint configuration. See Options below. Then call fnlint referencing the config file:

fnlint --config fnlint.json

Module

fnlint(options: {}, callback: Function(error: Error, results: {})) => Void

  • run linter on given options
  • callback is called once linting completes

fnlint.sync(options: {}) => results: {}

  • synchronous version

fnlint.promise(options: {}) => Promise(results: {})

  • promise version

Results

  • ok Boolean pass value. true if all files pass.
  • passing Array of passing file paths.
  • failing Array of failing file paths.

Example

fnlint({
  basePath: './lib',
  files: '**/*.js',
  format: 'kebabcase'
}, (err, results) => {
  assert.ifError(err);
  if (!results.ok) {
    process.exit(1);
  }
});

Options

  • basePath Base path for files to lint.
  • files Glob string for files to lint relative to base path.
  • format File name format.
  • reporter (optional) Set to false to turn off console reporter.
  • directories (optional) Set to true to lint full path including directories.

Available Formats

  • kebabcase (e.g. kebab-case.js)
  • camelcase (e.g. camelCase.js)
  • pascalcase (e.g. PascalCase.js)
  • snakecase (e.g. snake_case.rb)

Contributing

Don't be shy! Submit issues (or better yet PRs) if you see anything that could be better. If you're submitting code that contains patches or features please try to include unit tests. Thanks!

Commit Messages

Please use the angular changelog convention for your commit messages.

License

MIT : http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT

TODO

  • [ ] Custom file path parsers
  • [ ] Custom matchers
  • [x] CLI