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monaco-css-linter
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Monaco CSS Linter is a simple CSS Linter plugin for the Monaco Editor. It uses the W3C CSS Validator under the hood to verify CSS Code.
npm i monaco-css-linter
import monaco, { editor } from 'monaco-editor';
import CSSMonacoLinter from 'monaco-css-linter';
// The Monaco Editor can be easily created, given an
// empty container and an options literal.
// Two members of the literal are "value" and "language".
// The editor takes the full size of its container.
const editor = monaco.editor.create(document.getElementById('container'), {
value: 'css code here ...',
language: 'css',
});
const linter = new CSSMonacoLinter(editor, monaco);
linter.watch();
You can get the linter response in this way :
import { CSSMonacoMarks } from 'monaco-css-linter';
//...
const cssCode = editor.getValue();
const report = new CSSMonacoMarks(cssCode);
const response = report.getLinterResponse();
CSSMonacoLinter(editor: editor.IStandaloneCodeEditor, monaco: Monaco, options?: OptionsWithoutWarnings)editor: editor.IStandaloneCodeEditor The object returned when you create an editor.monaco: typeof monaco The monaco variable.options?: OptionsWithoutWarnings w3c validator options.lint () => void: Lint one time the editor.watch () => void: Lint the editor each time the onChange event is triggered.CSSMonacoMarks(css: string, options?: OptionsWithoutWarnings, model?: editor.ITextModel)css: string The codoe to verify.options?: OptionsWithoutWarnings w3c validator options.model?: editor.ITextModel the model of the editor.linterResponse?: ValidateTextResultWithoutWarnings Value returned by the W3C CSS Validator.async getEditorMarks(monaco: Monaco): Promise<editor.IMarkerData[]> Return the monaco markers.getLinterResponse(): ValidateTextResultWithoutWarnings | undefinedasync requestLint(): Promise<ValidateTextResultWithoutWarnings> Start the CSS linter asynchronously.MIT, see the LICENSE file for detail.
FAQs
Simple CSS Linter for the Monaco Editor.
The npm package monaco-css-linter receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, monaco-css-linter popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that monaco-css-linter 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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