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Catch errors in your polymer project before even running your code.
polylint is available via npm. Just run npm install -g polylint
from a terminal and you're ready to go.
Polylint provides a package for the Atom editor for in-line code linting. To install:
apm install linter
or through Atom's package installer interfaceapm install polymer-atom
or through Atom's package installer.There is currently a Sublime plugin that leverages Polylint available at https://github.com/nomego/SublimeLinter-contrib-polylint
If you want to lint a project in my-project-dir
with two endpoints, index.html
and cart.html
, you could run:
polylint --root my-project-dir/ --input index.html cart.html
For complete usage instructions, run:
polylint --help
Polymer :heart: contributions! Please see the Contributing Guide for general Polymer project contribution guidelines.
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Keeps your Polymer Elements clean and functional!
The npm package polylint receives a total of 77 weekly downloads. As such, polylint popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that polylint 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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