Is it true that rake eslint:run[filename] can only check one single file at a time?
It would be nice if there was support for checking multiple files at once.
Right now I have solved this by adding a file to my config/initializers/ folder.
The file contains the following code:
require 'eslint-rails'
ESLintRails::Runner.class_eval do
def initialize(files)
@files = files.split(' ').map do |file|
normalize_infile(file)
end if files.present?
end
def assets
all_js_assets = Rails.application.assets.each_file.to_a.map { |path| Pathname.new(path) }.select do |asset|
ESLintRails::Runner::JAVASCRIPT_EXTENSIONS.include?(asset.extname)
end
assets =
if @files.present?
all_js_assets.select { |a| a.in?(@files) }
else
all_js_assets
end
assets.reject { |a| a.to_s =~ /eslint.js|vendor|gems|min.js|editorial/ }
end
end
It overrides overwrites the initialize and assets methods.
Now I can do: rake eslint:run["filename1 filename2 filename3"] 👍
But it would be nice if I can do that out-of-the-box.
Is it true that
rake eslint:run[filename]
can only check one single file at a time?It would be nice if there was support for checking multiple files at once. Right now I have solved this by adding a file to my
config/initializers/
folder. The file contains the following code:It
overridesoverwrites theinitialize
andassets
methods. Now I can do:rake eslint:run["filename1 filename2 filename3"]
👍But it would be nice if I can do that out-of-the-box.
Thanks for reading.