TSLint rules

[einari]

Suggestions to additional rules for consistency on our own code-base:

• [ ] Require Copyright header (https://palantir.github.io/tslint/rules/file-header/) according to our standard (same as for C# defined here, see below for expected header)
• [ ] Single empty line between copyright header and import statements
• [ ] Single empty line between import statements and code
• [ ] Single empty line between end of method/function and next.
• [ ] JSDoc documentation - see below for more details.

JSDoc

• [ ] All documentation lines should end with a . (Think of them as sentences on a page)
• [ ] Require all parameters and return values be documented
• [ ] Require a - separator when documenting parameters and return values
• [ ] Allow for /** @inheritdoc */

Header

// Copyright (c) Dolittle. All rights reserved.
// Licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE file in the project root for full license information.

Expected texts in documentation

For consistency, we’re expecting documentation to follow suit.

Constructor

/**
  * Initializes a new instance of the {YourClass} class.
  */

Interface

/**
  * Defines...
  */

Implementations

/**
  * Represents an implementation of {IInterface} [for a specific purpose, if any].
  */

[woksin]

Sounds great. Just a heads up, I think that the rules related to the jsdocs is really time consuming. I will check it out and find out what can work

[einari]

Depends on what the object model provides. If it's similar to the C# Roslyn model, it should be fairly straight forward.

Example: https://github.com/dolittle-tools/DotNET.Common/blob/master/Source/CodeAnalysis/ExceptionDescriptionShouldFollowStandard/Analyzer.cs

[woksin]

@einari Not time consuming as in amount of work required, I meant that the linting will be really slow

[einari]

Ahh.. I see.. 😊 Could be, for Roslyn you hardly notice - that compiler is super efficient in running things concurrently.