@nevware21/grunt-eslint-ts

@Nevware21 grunt-eslint-ts

Grunt-eslint-ts provides a Grunt-compatible wrapper for running eslint using the @typescript-eslint parser for processing TypeScript files, and provides some additional options that improves the TypeScript development workflow.

Grunt-eslint-ts-plugin Features

TBD...

Unsupported Grunt features

• Path Mapping feature as it is not supported by tsc from the command-line
• Grunt dest target property, use the src options instead.
• Grunt files property for identifying files to be compiled (*.ts), planned future feature (#18 - [Feature] Add support for Grunt files object)

Quickstart

Install the npm packare: npm install @nevware21/grunt-eslint-ts --save-dev

Package	Descriptpion
ESLint	npm install eslint --save-dev - if you don't have ESLint installed in your project, run
@typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin	npm install @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin --save-dev - if you don't have the @typescript plugin installed
@typescript-eslint/parser	npm install @typescript-eslint/parser --save-dev - if you dont have the parser installed
eslint-plugin-security (Optional)	npm install eslint-plugin-security --save-dev - If you want to auto inject the extra security plugin
TypeScript	npm install typescript --save-dev - if you don't have TypeScript installed in your project, run
GruntJS	npm install grunt --save-dev - if you don't have GruntJS installed in your project
Grunt-Cli	npm install grunt-cli --save-dev - Suggested, if you have never used Grunt on your system

Once the plugin has been installed, it may be enabled inside your Gruntfile with this line of JavaScript:

Mininimal

module.exports = function(grunt) {
  grunt.initConfig({
    eslint-ts: {
      default : {
        tsconfig: './tsconfig.json'
      }
    }
  });
  grunt.loadNpmTasks("@nevware21/grunt-eslint-ts");
  grunt.registerTask("default", ["eslint-ts"]);
};

Options

The options can be specified at the global options, task options or directly on the task level, with the task level values overridding any value defined in the global options

Task only level options

Name	Type	Description
ignoreFailures	boolean	Ignore failures and continue, useful for initial linting runs for mono-repo's

Common options: Global and Task

Name	Type	Description
parser	IESLintParser	Override the parser and plugin to use, defaults to { plugin: "@typescript-eslint"; name: "@typescript-eslint/parser" }, set to null to block the defaults from getting injected
additionalConfig	Linter.Config	Additional Config that will be used to override the base Configuration, any additionalConfig will override any defaults
rules	Linter.RulesRecord	Additional specific rules to pass as overrides
logOutput	boolean	Log the output (stdout, stderr) of the execute command eslint response
suppressWarnings	boolean	Only include errors in the output
fix	boolean	Fix all fixable errors and warnings
debug	boolean	Log additional debug messages some are only display with grunt verbose messages enabled
quiet	boolean	Don't output the report to the console / grunt output
outputFile	string	Output the results to the provided file
format	string	Specify the format of the eslint report, defaults to codeframe
tsconfig	string	The path to the tsConfig file to use, when specified
maxWarnings	number	If more than this number of warnings are reported failed the task
src	string	string[]

IEsLintParser

Name	Type	Description
name	string	The name of the parser to use for the eslint configuration, defaults to @typescript-eslint/parser if the @typescript-eslint/parser package exists in the node_modules
plugins	string | string[]	The plugin(s) to include for the eslint configuration, defaults to @typescript-eslint if the @typescript-eslint parser / plugin package exists in the node_modules, when the plugin is detected this also injects the plugin:@typescript-eslint/recommended rules extension (This may change in a future release to be a configuration).
parserOptions	Linter.ParserOptions	Additional parser options to apply for the eslint configuration

eslint-plugin-security

When the eslint-plugin-security package is detected in the node_modules this will be automatically injected into the eslint configuration during linting with the plugin:security/recommended rules. (This may change in a future release to be a configuration)

Example showing some option combinations

module.exports = function(grunt) {
  grunt.initConfig({
    "eslint-ts": {
        options: {
            format: "codeframe",
            suppressWarnings: false
        },
        "shared": {
            tsconfig: "./shared/tsconfig.json",
            ignoreFailures: true,
            src: [
                // Adds extra source files above those listed in the tsconfig.json
                './shared/src/**/*.ts'
            ]
        },
        "ts_plugin": {
            tsconfig: "./ts-plugin/tsconfig.json",
            ignoreFailures: true
        },
        "eslint_ts": {
            tsconfig: "./eslint-ts-plugin/tsconfig.json",
            ignoreFailures: true
        },
        "shared-fix": {
            // You can specify the options, either in an options object like there or directly in the task
            // definition like those above
            options: {
                tsconfig: "./shared/tsconfig.json",
                fix: true,
                src: [
                    './shared/src/**/*.ts'
                ]                
            }
        },
        "ts_plugin-fix": {
            options: {
                tsconfig: "./ts-plugin/tsconfig.json",
                fix: true
            }
        },
        "eslint_ts-fix": {
            options: {
                tsconfig: "./eslint-ts-plugin/tsconfig.json",
                fix: true,
            }
        }
    }
  });

  grunt.loadNpmTasks("@nevware21/grunt-eslint-ts");
  grunt.registerTask("lint", [ "eslint-ts:shared", "eslint-ts:ts_plugin", "eslint-ts:eslint_ts" ]);
  grunt.registerTask("lint-fix", [ "eslint-ts:shared-fix", "eslint-ts:ts_plugin-fix", "eslint-ts:eslint_ts-fix" ]);
};

Contributing

Read our contributing guide to learn about our development process, how to propose bugfixes and improvements, and how to build and test your changes.

Release History

See The ChangeLog