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asm.js-lint
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asm.js-lint
asm.js lint plug-in for CodeMirror
#Installation
Except during development (for the sake of the test file), the plug-in does
not install CodeMirror (nor put it within package.json's
peerDependencies
which would include CodeMirror in a subdirectory).
Since CodeMirror already has node_modules in its .gitignore, you can
safely run the install script while in the CodeMirror directory.
cd <CodeMirror path>
npm install asm.js-lint
Then in your HTML, along with <codemirror>/addon/lint/lint.js make
sure to add script tags for <asm.js-lint>/dist/asm-lint-helper.compiled.js
and <asm.js-lint>/lib/asm-lint.js.
Note that if you install from the repo instead of npm, you will need to first install asm.js and then browserify:
cd <asm.js-lint directory>
browserify src/asm-lint-helper.js -o dist/asm-lint-helper.compiled.js
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asm.js lint plug-in for CodeMirror
The npm package asm.js-lint receives a total of 10 weekly downloads. As such, asm.js-lint popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that asm.js-lint 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.
Package last updated on 19 Jun 2014
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