Closed alexlamsl closed 8 years ago
@kangax please turn on Travis CI for this repository 😉
My brain is fried, can you remind me how do I do that?
@kangax sign in on https://travis-ci.org/kangax/html-lint and the green buttons should lead the way - I've got stuck because I'm not the owner of the project :sweat_smile:
In fact it's https://travis-ci.org/profile after signing in
Enabled, so try pushing something and it should work
On Sat, Apr 16, 2016 at 2:17 AM, Alex Lam S.L. notifications@github.com wrote:
In fact it's https://travis-ci.org/profile after signing in
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@kangax works like a charm - thanks! :+1:
No, thanks to you for all the goodness :)
CI passed - now we just need to name this project on NPM, as html-lint
is already taken...
One dumb idea is perhaps html-minifier-lint?
On Sat, Apr 16, 2016 at 1:37 PM, Alex Lam S.L. notifications@github.com wrote:
CI passed - now we just need to name this project on NPM, as html-lint is already taken...
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Sounds logical enough :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:
@kangax published to npm, and added you as owner - I've put in as 0.9.0 for now, and I guess once we've done the corresponding removal work on html-minifer
and verified that it all works we'll publish 1.0.0
Perfect, thanks!
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On 16 Apr 2016, at 14:04, Alex Lam S.L. notifications@github.com wrote:
@kangax published to npm, and added you as owner - I've put in as 0.9.0 for now, and I guess once we've done the corresponding removal work on html-minifer and verified that it all works we'll publish 1.0.0
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Now expose a new function
lint(input, element)
in addition toHTMLLint
.If
element
is omitted then return the lint errors as string (as opposed toconsole.log()
previously).The minor detail being that
html-lint
is already taken on NPM, so @kangax please come up with something 😅