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@salesforce/eslint-plugin-visualforce
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An ESLint plugin to extract and lint scripts from VisualForce pages
This ESLint
plugin extracts and lints scripts from VisualForce pages.
It supports VisualForce Expression Language merge fields within the JS syntax.
This plugin is a heavily modified fork of eslint-plugin-html
developed by Benoît Zugmeyer under ISC license.
This plugin is issued under the ISC license.
Simply install via yard add --dev @salesforce/eslint-plugin-visualforce
and add the plugin to your ESLint
configuration. See
ESLint documentation.
Example:
{
"plugins": [
"@salesforce/eslint-plugin-visualforce"
],
"rules": {
"visualforce/vf-no-atom-expr": "error",
"visualforce/vf-no-apex-tags": "error",
"visualforce/vf-jsencode": "error"
}
}
Note: by default, when executing the eslint
command on a directory, only .js
files will be
linted. You will have to specify extra extensions with the --ext
option. Example: eslint --ext .page pages
will lint .page
files in the pages
directory. See ESLint
documentation.
If the language-salesforce
plugin is installed simply add source.visualforce
under "List of scopes to run ESLint on" at the linter-eslint
configuration page.
FAQs
An ESLint plugin to extract and lint scripts from VisualForce pages
We found that @salesforce/eslint-plugin-visualforce 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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