broccoli-es7-decorator-jshint-guards
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Surround ES7 decorator syntax with jshint comment guards so it won't complain about syntax it doesn't understand
Wraps your ES7 decorators in jshint guards so that jshint doesn't complain about new syntax it doesn't (yet) understand.
From NPM:
npm install broccoli-es7-decorator-jshint-guards --save-dev
Assuming installation via NPM, you can use broccoli-es7-decorator-jshint-guards in your Brocfile.js like this:
var decoratorGuards = require('broccoli-es7-decorator-jshint-guards');
module.exports = decoratorGuards('src', {
files: [
'**/*.js'
]
});
The files option is passed directly to
broccoli-replace, so
check those docs for other patterns.
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Surround ES7 decorator syntax with jshint comment guards so it won't complain about syntax it doesn't understand
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