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fly-pug-lint
Advanced tools
This plugin requires Fly .
npm i -D fly-pug-lint
By default, fly-pug-lint
uses .pug-lintrc.js
in your project directory as pug-lint
config.
Async/Await flavored:
export async function lintPug () {
await this
.source('src/*.pug')
.puglint()
/* or pass your custom options to pug-lint
* .puglint({
* extends: '.pug-lintrc.js',
* disallowIdAttributeWithStaticValue: true,
* disallowSpacesInsideAttributeBrackets: null
* })
*/
}
Generator function flavored:
exports.lintPug = function* () {
yield this
.source('src/*.pug')
.puglint()
/* or pass your custom options to pug-lint
* .puglint({
* extends: '.pug-lintrc.js',
* disallowIdAttributeWithStaticValue: true,
* disallowSpacesInsideAttributeBrackets: null
* })
*/
}
Check out Pug-lint documentation for available options.
FAQs
Pug-lint plugin for Fly.
The npm package fly-pug-lint receives a total of 5 weekly downloads. As such, fly-pug-lint popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that fly-pug-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.
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