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@ianvs/eslint-stats
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A package of custom formatters that show aggregated stats of eslint errors
#Statistic Reporter for ESLint. Analyses the files for error frequency, rather than location. This is helpful when introducing ESLint to an existing project.
Forked from https://github.com/ganimomer/eslint-stats
npm install --save-dev eslint-stats
Use it with grunt:
...
eslint: {
options: {
format: require('eslint-stats').byError,
src: [...]
},
...
or use it directly with ESLint:
$ eslint --format node_modules/eslint-stats/byError.js
Shows the eslint report, aggragated by errors, without separation into specific files. Rules with warnings are not displayed
Shows the eslint report, aggragated by warnings, without separation into specific files. Rules with errors are not displayed.
Shows the eslint report, aggragated by errors and warnings, without separation into specific files. Errors are red, and warnings are yellow.
Shows the eslint report, aggragated by errors and warnings, without separation into specific files. Errors are red, and warnings are yellow. If any rule is an error in one file and a warning in another, results show up stacked.
Shows the eslint report, aggragated by errors and warnings, separated into folders. Errors are red, and warnings are yellow.
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A package of custom formatters that show aggregated stats of eslint errors
We found that @ianvs/eslint-stats demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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