@salesforcedevs/sfdocs-remark-lint-tabset
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Validate the custom tab plugin syntax, properties and throw error/warning respectively
This Markdown plugin is designed to validate the correct usage of the tabset and tab directive in Markdown files.
We have build custom plugin to auther the tab as part of LWC2.0. This plugin ensures proper usage of the tabs feature in markdown by performing the following validations:
Correct Syntax Delimiters: Verifies that tabset uses :::::: and each tab uses ::::: as required.
Matching Tab Count: Ensures the number of tab sections matches the number of tab labels defined in the tabs property within the tabset.
Empty Tab Content: Checks that each tab section contains content, issuing a warning for any tabs left blank to prevent unintentional empty tabs.
Unique Tab Labels: Confirms that all tab labels in the tabs property are unique.
No Tabset After H2: Ensures that a tabset is not placed after an H2 heading to prevent disrupting the content flow on the page.
Correct Tabset Properties: Validates that all properties specified for the tabset are correct.
yarn install && yarn build
yarn publish
Please make sure to push your changes (version number & other changes) to git once publishing is complete.
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Validate the custom tab plugin syntax, properties and throw error/warning respectively
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