Closed iliakan closed 4 years ago
Looks like a rework is needed for that.
Maybe use <template>
element for HTML "parsing".
No, this can't be run in the browser. This plugin is hacking into node cache to patch ESLint functions. This can't work in the browser, I'm sorry.
Hi,
I'm using ESLint in the browser.
Like this:
Can I use eslint-plugin-html in the browser environment?
How do I attach it? I see node.js specific stuff, such as
require.resolve
in the sources.