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@fimbul/circular
Advanced tools
Angular integration of the Fimbullinter project.
npm install --save-dev @fimbul/circular
# or
yarn add -D @fimbul/circular
In your angular.json
, under projects / <projectName> / architect / lint
, replace the existing TSLint builder as follows:
"lint": {
"builder": "@fimbul/circular:lint",
"options": {
}
}
If you now run ng lint [projectName]
, you are executing Fimbullinter instead of TSLint.
"options"
can be used to configure the linter using configuration options of the wotan
CLI. For example wotan --cache --config wotan:recommended --fix
translates to the following options
object:
"options": {
"cache": true,
"config": "wotan:recommended",
"fix": true
}
If you do not explicitly configure the project
option, it will automatically use the tsConfig
options of that project's build
and test
targets.
If you find yourself specifying the same options for all projects, consider creating a .fimbullinter.yaml
. This file contains default options used for all projects and the wotan
CLI (in case you want to use that too). You can still override specific configurations per project using "options"
as described above.
As you might know TSLint reached its end of life. Instead of jumping on the typescript-eslint hype-train, consider Fimbullinter as a replacement. Spoiler: Fimbullinter will eventually be able to execute ESLint rules, so you can tap into the vast ecosystem of existing rules while using a linter that is actually intended to work with TypeScript.
The builtin rules provide improved versions of TSLint rules as well as completely new and original ones.
If you still want to use TSLint rules to ease the transition, there are two possibilites:
@fimbul/valtyr
provides full compatibility with TSLint and your existing tslint.json
with almost no setup.@fimbul/heimdall
allows using TSLint rules and formatters within Fimbullinter, so you can still use the rules you know and love while getting all the benefits of Fimbullinter's builtin rules.This repository is intended to contain all sorts of Angular-related goodness for Fimbullinter. You can expect the addition of rules and configuration presets in the future.
Apache-2.0 © Klaus Meinhardt
v0.0.1
Intial release
FAQs
Angular integration of the Fimbullinter project
The npm package @fimbul/circular receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @fimbul/circular popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @fimbul/circular demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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