Closed c-harding closed 5 years ago
Use ESLint to maintain consistent coding style.
In order to get this to work with Travis, a repo admin (@scottkellum?) will need to log into Travis with GitHub and authorise the repository. https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/tutorial/
This will mean that commits that do not match the style guide will automatically show up as such in GitHub, and hopefully your editor should support linting.
Merged into #42.
c-harding
commented
5 years ago
Use ESLint to maintain consistent coding style.
In order to get this to work with Travis, a repo admin (@scottkellum?) will need to log into Travis with GitHub and authorise the repository. https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/tutorial/
This will mean that commits that do not match the style guide will automatically show up as such in GitHub, and hopefully your editor should support linting.