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@hint/configuration-development
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webhint's recommended hints configuration for development
To examine your raw source, use @hint/configuration-development.
NOTE: To examine development and live websites, use
@hint/configuration-web-recommended.
This webhint configuration package is installed automatically by webhint.
To install webhint, run the command in the following code snippet.
npm install hint --save-dev
NOTE: The recommended way of running webhint is as a
devDependencyof your project.
Copy the following code snippet and add it to your .hintrc file.
{
"extends": ["development"]
}
The following code snippet is an expanded version of the previous code snippet.
{
"connector": "local",
"extends": [
"accessibility",
"progressive-web-apps"
],
"formatters": [
"html",
"summary"
],
"hints": {
"axe": "error",
"babel-config/is-valid": "error",
"disown-opener": "error",
"highest-available-document-mode": "error",
"manifest-exists": "off",
"meta-charset-utf-8": "error",
"meta-viewport": "error",
...
},
"hintsTimeout": 10000
}
The following code snippet includes another formatter (or any other hint or connector, and so on).
{
"extends": ["development"],
"formatters": ["codeframe"]
}
FAQs
webhint's recommended hints configuration for development
The npm package @hint/configuration-development receives a total of 12,152 weekly downloads. As such, @hint/configuration-development popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @hint/configuration-development demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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