An unofficial html5 linter and validator.
htmllint uses a parser to get the DOM for your html. It then uses the provided rules (and default rules) to lint both the DOM and then individual lines. Take a look at the supported options.
If you'd like to run htmllint, we have a few options.
This module doesn't provide any interface on its own. It is highly recommended that you use one of the following modules to run the linter:
gulp-htmllint: a gulp interface for htmllintgrunt-htmllint: a grunt plugin for htmllinthtmllint-cli: a cli interface for htmllint (NOTE: not complete at the moment)You can use htmllint in Node.JS by using
require('htmllint')
in your code, and doing an install with
npm install htmllint
(Remember --save-dev if this is just for your development).
To learn more about the options and usage of htmllint, check out the user manual.
FAQs
An unofficial html5 linter.
We found that htmllint demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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