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lint-visualizer

v1.0.5

Published

Lint Visualizer provides a smart way to view your project's lint errors & warnings as actionable items

Downloads

26

Readme

Lint Visualizer provides a smart way to view your project's lint errors & warnings as actionable items

It's time to say BYE BYE to the old-school terminal based output for your lint errors/warnings. With the all new Lint Visualizer, you will now have a clear way to visualize your lint errors/warnings and keep track of them as they are being fixed. It comes with a couple of handy features that help you to clearly work on the errors/warnings and easily launch google search for the fix.

Currently supports only Angular based projects

Highlights

  • Issues are grouped as Errors/Warnings
  • Resolved issues can be viewed under a separate section
  • Easy to copy the results in JSON format
  • Search for the issue in google by clicking on the issue title

Installation

Use the package manager npm to install lint-visualizer.

npm install -D lint-visualizer

Usage

Add the following line to the package.json under the scripts section

  "scripts": {
    
    ...

    "lint-visualizer": "lint-visualizer -p <Project Name> [options]"
  }

Now run the following command to see the Lint Visualizer in action

$ npm run lint-visualizer

The results will be available at http://localhost:8080 once the command is executed successfully

Options

| Option | Alias | Description | | :---: | :---: | :---: | | -configuration | -c | Specify the configuration to use | | -tslint-config | -tc | The name of the TSLint configuration file |

Roadmap 🚀

Looking to improve this tool by adding more features going forward as mentioned below:

  • Support for the other frameworks and libraries
  • Ability to Filter/Sort the results
  • Results history with timestamp
  • Easy to use light-weight hosted application

License

GitHub