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quick-lint-js finds bugs in JavaScript programs
https://quick-lint-js.com
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Two issues: Add Discussion to repo for Q&A and Does quick-lint-js lint json files? #1193

Open jebarpg opened 7 months ago

jebarpg commented 7 months ago

sorry not sure where to ask this question so I post it here. Does quick-lint-js lint json files as well? And to that extend is there a list of file types which quick-lint-js is capable of linting? i.e. .js, .ts, .jsx, .json, etc. It could be a good page to have documented somewhere if it isn't already... sorry had trouble finding it if there is something on this.

thanks for any help.

strager commented 6 months ago

Does quick-lint-js lint json files as well?

No. quick-lint-js does report issues in quick-lint-js.config files (which are JSON), but quick-lint-js does not have general-purpose JSON syntax checking. i.e. .js, .ts, .jsx, .json, etc.

And to that extend is there a list of file types which quick-lint-js is capable of linting?

CLI: https://quick-lint-js.com/cli/#language LSP server: https://quick-lint-js.com/docs/lsp/#_document_languageid Visual Studio Code extension: (undocumented)

sorry had trouble finding it if there is something on this.

Where did you look for this information? I certainly could improve the documentation with your feedback.

jebarpg commented 6 months ago

Ah thank you. I was looking at the website for something that said "Language Support" or "Supported Language" I had looked through the CLI docs but totally missed the languageid section. And to my own ignorance I didn't think to look in LSP. I had thought maybe the languages would be listed on the home page with the nice comparison chart there as well. But most of this was due to my quick glassing over things.

O also I made a script in my package json to run quick-lint-js over all .ts and .js files and excluding some directories: "find . -type d \( -path ./node_modules -o -path ./coverage -o -path ./dist \) -prune -o -type f \( -iname \.js -o -iname \.ts \) -print | xargs /usr/bin/quick-lint-js | xargs"

Not sure if there is a better way to do this... the ending xargs is to prevent the package.json script from showing errors when it actually succeeded. And I'm excluding looking through my node_modules, coverage and dist directories for files to lint.