		{
		"name": "@fimbul/mimir",
		"version": "0.12.0-dev.20180701",
		"version": "0.12.0-dev.20180710",
		"description": "Core rules of the Fimbullinter project",
		@@ -32,3 +32,3 @@ "main": "recommended.yaml",
		"tslib": "^1.8.1",
		"tsutils": "^2.27.0"
		"tsutils": "^2.27.2"
		},
		@@ -35,0 +35,0 @@ "peerDependencies": {

README.md

		@@ -21,2 +21,8 @@ # Mímir

		:mag: requires type information
		:mag_right: works better with type information
		:wrench: fixable
		:nut_and_bolt: configurable
		:x: not enabled in `recommended` preset

		Rule \| Description \| Difference to TSLint rule / Why you should use it
		@@ -40,3 +46,3 @@ ---- \| ---- \| ----
		[`no-octal-escape`](docs/no-octal-escape.md) \| :wrench: Disallows octal escape sequences in strings and template strings. \| No such rule in TSLint.
		[`no-return-await`](docs/no-return-await.md) \| Disallows unnecesary `return await foo;` when you can simply `return foo;` \| The same as TSLint's rule. I wrote both, but this one is faster.
		[`no-return-await`](docs/no-return-await.md) \| :wrench: Disallows unnecesary `return await foo;` when you can simply `return foo;` \| The same as TSLint's rule. I wrote both, but this one is faster.
		[`no-unassigned-variable`](docs/no-unassigned-variable.md) \| Detects variables that are not initialized and never assigned a value. \| There's no similar TSLint rule.
		@@ -53,6 +59,6 @@ [`no-unreachable-code`](docs/no-unreachable-code.md) \| Disallows statements that will never be executed. \| TSLint removed their `no-unreachable` rule in v4.0.0.
		`no-useless-predicate` \| Detects redundant conditions that are either always true or always false. requires type information \| Combination of TSLint's `strict-type-predicates`, `typeof-compare` and parts of `strict-boolean-expressions`.
		[`no-useless-spread](docs/no-useless-spread.md)` \| :wrench: Disallows redundant array and object spread. \| There's no similar TSLint rule.
		`parameter-properties` \| Enforces or disallows the use of parameter properties. This rule is not enabled in `wotan:recommended`. \| TSlint only has `no-parameter-properties` to disallow all parameter properties and has no autofixer.
		`prefer-const` \| Prefer `const` for variables that are never reassigned. Use option `{destructuring: "any"}` if you want to see failures for each identifier of a destructuring, even if not all of them can be constants. The default is `{destructuring: "all"}`. \| TSLint's `prefer-const` rule gives some false positives for merged declarations and variables used in before being declared which results in a compiler error after fixing.
		`prefer-dot-notation` \| Prefer `obj.foo` over `obj['foo']` where possible. \| Same as TSLint's `no-string-literal` rule, but more performant.
		[`no-useless-spread`](docs/no-useless-spread.md) \| :wrench: Disallows redundant array and object spread. \| There's no similar TSLint rule.
		[`parameter-properties`](docs/parameter-properties.md) \| :wrench: :nut_and_bolt: :x: Enforces or disallows the use of parameter properties. \| TSlint only has `no-parameter-properties` to disallow all parameter properties and has no autofixer.
		[`prefer-const`](docs/prefer-const.md) \| :wrench: :nut_and_bolt: Enforces the use of `const` for variables that are never reassigned. \| TSLint's `prefer-const` rule gives some false positives for merged declarations and variables used before being declared which results in a compiler or runtime error after fixing.
		[`prefer-dot-notation`](docs/prefer-dot-notation.md) \| :wrench: Enforces the use of `obj.foo` instead of `obj['foo']` where possible. \| Same as TSLint's `no-string-literal` rule, but more performant.
		`prefer-for-of` \| Prefer `for-of` loops over regular `for` loops where possible. requires type information \| Avoids the false positives of TSLint's `prefer-for-of` rule.
		@@ -62,8 +68,8 @@ `prefer-namespace-keyword` \| Prefer `namespace foo {}` over `module foo {}` to avoid confusion with ECMAScript modules. \| Same as TSLint's `no-internal-module`.
		`prefer-object-spread` \| Prefer object spread over `Object.assign` for copying properties to a new object. requires type information \| Performance, and better handling of parens in fixer and avoids false positives that would cause a compile error when fixed.
		`return-never-call` \| Prefer `return neverReturns();` or `throw neverReturns();` over plain calls to `neverReturns();` to enable better control flow analysis and type inference. \| TSLint has no similar rule.
		`syntaxcheck` \| Reports syntax errors as lint errors. This rule is not enabled in `wotan:recommended`. requires type information \| Used to be part of the deprecated `tslint --type-check`
		`trailing-newline` \| Requires a line break at the end of each file. \| Nothing fancy here :(
		`try-catch-return-await` \| Companion of `no-return-await` because inside a try-catch block you should await returned promises to correctly enter the catch on rejection and/or the finally block after completion. requires type information \| TSLint has no similar rule.
		`type-assertion` \| Enforces a single type assertion style: "classic" `<T>obj` or "as" `obj as T`. This rule is not enabled in `wotan:recommended`. \| TSLint has only `no-angle-bracket-type-assertion` which always enforces `as` and forgets to add parens when autofixing some cases.
		`typecheck` \| TypeScript's compiler errors as lint errors. This rule is not enabled in `wotan:recommended`. requires type information \| Like the deprecated `tslint --type-check` but formatted and can be disabled like any other rule.
		[`return-never-call`](docs/return-never-call.md) \| :mag: Enforces `return`ing or `throw`ing the result of a function of method call that returns `never`. \| TSLint has no similar rule.
		[`syntaxcheck`](docs/syntaxcheck.md) \| :mag: :x: Reports syntax errors as lint errors.\| Used to be part of the deprecated `tslint --type-check`
		[`trailing-newline`](docs/trailing-newline.md) \| :wrench: Enforces a line break at the end of each file. \| Nothing fancy here :(
		[`try-catch-return-await`](docs/try-catch-return-await.md) \| :mag: :wrench: Enforces the use of `return await foo;` inside `try-catch` in async functions where `foo` is a `Promise`-like value. \| TSLint has no similar rule.
		]`type-assertion`](docs/type-assertion.md) \| :wrench: :nut_and_bolt: :x: Enforces a single type assertion style: "classic" `<T>obj` or "as" `obj as T`. \| TSLint has only `no-angle-bracket-type-assertion` which always enforces `as` and forgets to add parens when autofixing some cases.
		[`typecheck`](docs/typecheck.md) \| :mag: :x: TypeScript's compile errors as lint errors. \| Like the deprecated `tslint --type-check` but formatted and can be disabled like any other rule.

		@@ -70,0 +76,0 @@ ## Formatters

src/formatters/json.js.map