gulp-bootlint
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A gulp wrapper for Bootlint, the HTML linter for Bootstrap projects
A gulp wrapper for Bootlint, the HTML linter for Bootstrap projects.
If you are familiar with gulp just install the plugin from npm with the following command:
npm install gulp-bootlint --save-dev
Otherwise check out the Getting Started guide of gulp first.
After installing the plugin you can create a new gulp task in your gulpfile.js like this:
var gulp = require('gulp');
var bootlint = require('gulp-bootlint');
gulp.task('bootlint', function() {
return gulp.src('./index.html')
.pipe(bootlint());
});
You can pass the following options as a single object when calling the bootlint plugin.
BooleanfalseStops the gulp task if there are errors in the linted file.
BooleanfalseStops the gulp task if there are warnings in the linted file.
String[][]Array of bootlint problem ID codes (as Strings) to explicitly ignore.
Array of LintWarning and LintError objects[]All found issues (Objects of type LintWarning and LintError) are stored in this array.
You can access and use them after executing this module.
The classes LintWarning and LintError are described here https://github.com/twbs/bootlint#api-documentation.
FunctionObject file - File with linting error.Object lint - Linting error.Boolean isError - True if current linting problem is an error.Boolean isWarning - True if current linting problem is a warning.Object errorLocation - Error location in file.A function that will log out the lint errors to the console. Only use this if you want to customize how the lint errors are reported.
If desired, this can be turned off entirely by setting reportFn: false.
FunctionObject file - File which was linted.Integer errorCount - Total count of errors in the file.Integer warningCount - Total count of warnings in the file.A function that will log out the final lint error/warning summary to the console. Only use this if you want to customize how this is reported.
If desired, this can be turned off entirely by setting summaryReportFn: false.
var gulp = require('gulp');
var bootlint = require('gulp-bootlint');
gulp.task('bootlint', function () {
var fileIssues = [];
return gulp.src('./index.html')
.pipe(bootlint({
stoponerror: true,
stoponwarning: true,
disabledIds: ['W009', 'E007'],
issues: fileIssues,
reportFn: function (file, lint, isError, isWarning, errorLocation) {
var message = (isError) ? 'ERROR! - ' : 'WARN! - ';
if (errorLocation) {
message += file.path + ' (line:' + (errorLocation.line + 1) + ', col:' + (errorLocation.column + 1) + ') [' + lint.id + '] ' + lint.message;
} else {
message += file.path + ': ' + lint.id + ' ' + lint.message;
}
console.log(message);
},
summaryReportFn: function(file, errorCount, warningCount) {
if (errorCount > 0 || warningCount > 0) {
console.log('please fix the ' + errorCount + ' errors and ' + warningCount + ' warnings in ' + file.path);
} else {
console.log('No problems found in ' + file.path);
}
},
}));
});
To set the log level please use the LOG_LEVEL environment variable before starting your gulp task:
$ LOG_LEVEL=error npm run gulp
Available log levels are listed here: https://github.com/medikoo/log#available-log-levels
merge package to v2.1.1through2 package to v4.0.2eslint package to v7.26.0eslint-config-gulp package to v5.0.1mocha package to v8.4.0vinyl package to v2.2.1bootlint to v1.1.0eslint-config-gulp package to v4.0.0mocha package to v7.1.2bootlint to v1.0.0log package to v6.0.0loglevel option since it's not supported anymore by the new log package.
To set the log level please use the LOG_LEVEL environment variable before running your gulp task (see: https://github.com/tschortsch/gulp-bootlint#log-level).FAQs
A gulp wrapper for Bootlint, the HTML linter for Bootstrap projects
The npm package gulp-bootlint receives a total of 11 weekly downloads. As such, gulp-bootlint popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that gulp-bootlint 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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