Closed MeriemKhelifi closed 6 years ago
I agree, Node and JS have both evolved a lot in recent years, many new good best practices, ESLint is a natural choice. May or may not use this PR specifically, but will plan on adding ESLint for sure. Thanks!
Closing this, I added ESLint and it's used now. See v1.2.3. Thanks for your contribution!
It’s essential to use a linter that parses your code and looks for mistakes. It’s a great way to save time, maintain quality and write safer code. ESLint is the best linter because it allows to create your own linting rules. It ships with a basic set of rules to get started with, then it’s up to you what rules you want to change or implement.