Help configuring rubocop, eslint, and so on in vscode and the command line

merefield · August 29, 2023, 4:18pm

Jay,

frustrating, huh?

What I do for this kind of thing is:

examine the CI workflows for a popular plugin
look at the associated config in the root of the plugin

You can see what my linting tests for Chatbot do here:

github.com/merefield/discourse-chatbot

.github/workflows/plugin-linting.yml

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          - name: Setup bundler
            run: gem install bundler -v 2.1.4 --no-doc
          
          - name: Setup gems
            run: bundle install --jobs 4
          
          - name: Yarn install
            run: yarn install --dev
          
          - name: ESLint
            run: yarn eslint --ext .js,.js.es6 --no-error-on-unmatched-pattern {test,assets}/javascripts
          
          - name: Prettier
            run: |
              yarn prettier -v
              if [ -d "assets" ]; then \
                yarn prettier --list-different "assets/**/*.{scss,js,es6}" ; \
              fi
              if [ -d "test" ]; then \
                yarn prettier --list-different "test/**/*.{js,es6}" ; \

I believe you can run eslint and prettier from the plugin directory, but rubocop can be run from the discourse directory.

If this solves your problem please feel free to convert this to a Development Topic and you are welcome

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Help configuring rubocop, eslint, and so on in vscode and the command line

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