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Oracle Drags Its Feet in the JavaScript Trademark Dispute
Oracle seeks to dismiss fraud claims in the JavaScript trademark dispute, delaying the case and avoiding questions about its right to the name.
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HTML linter for legacy/modern HTML, Web Components, SVG, MathML, AMP HTML and more.
HTML linter for legacy/modern HTML, Web Components, SVG, MathML, AMP HTML and more.
$ yarn add markuplint
$ markuplint verifyee.html
$ markuplint --help
Usage
$ markuplint <input>
Options
--ruleset, -r Ruleset file path
Examples
$ markuplint verifyee.html --ruleset path/to/.markuplintrc
$ cat verifyee.html | markuplint
import * as markuplint from 'markuplint';
const reports = await markuplint.verify(html, ruleset, rules);
// or
const { html, reports } = await markuplint.verifyFile(htmlPath, ruleset, rules);
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