Working with vuejs/nuxt

[MrZyr0]

Hello everyone 👋

I am very interested in this plugin for my open-source project SCT.

I want to use it for the frontend, which uses Nuxt.Js 2, but eslint does nothing.

Here is an example using the string "hey guys" as a test: The file index.vue	The console output using eslint --ext \".js,.vue\" --ignore-path .gitignore .

[github-actions[bot]]

Welcome! 👋

Thanks you for creating the issue. 🙌 I will come back to this as soon as possible.

[muenzpraeger]

Hey - there are a couple of things:

• The plugin validates JS code, so it won't look into the template section of your .vue file
• In your example you have the non-inclusive word as part of a string literal. Testing on this is per default off, you can enable it with a custom configuration.

If you for example add const theMaster = 'test';, that will give a linting warning out-of-the-box.

[MrZyr0]

Hey, sorry for the late reply.

I don't really understand why your plugin doesn't look in strings 🤔. Does it mean that the plugin is only useful for developers who want more inclusive code? But it doesn't impact the result for the client at all?

[muenzpraeger]

As mentioned before, you can lint for strings by enabling a custom configuration.

And I also mentioned that this plugin validates JavaScript code (because ESlint is a JavaScript linter). For other file types you've to investigate the usage of a custom parser for ESlint, like vue-eslint-parser.

[MrZyr0]

hummm okay, thank you for your precision.

Sorry for the inconvenience