BenoitZugmeyer
commented
7 years ago Are you speaking about template markers inside or outside the <script> tag?
This plugin should work with template markers outside of the script, so if you think there is an issue about it, please provide a code snippet.
If the template markers are part of the JS script though, it will most likely fail with a parse error because the script is sent to ESLint as-is. The only sane usage I can think of is to transmit JSON-serializable data to the JS script, ex (in PHP):
<script>
var mydata = <?= json_encode($var) ?>;
// rest of the script...
</script>I didn't test it, but you could try something like that:
<script>
var mydata;
// <?= "\n mydata = " . json_encode($var) . ";" ?>
// rest of the script...
</script>That's quite ugly but it could work. If you use handlebars or something like this, you could write a helper to simplify the syntax.
Arackow
jayvdb
When using a template heavy language like Django, ESLint wont work on the HTML files because it sees the template markers of {{ }} and {% %} as general errors and wont lint the rest of the file. I don't know if there is a way to trick it to ignore them or not but it makes the plugin useless for templated languages. It seems like if the tags are inside quotes (as to make it seem like a string) it works but outside of quotes it breaks.