Closed LinusU closed 8 years ago
Thank you @tcarlsen
@ricardofbarros @tcarlsen The thing I love about this package is that it automatically finds the appropriate linter to use from the package.json. I don't personally use xo, but ever so often I need to edit projects that does. Instead of getting errors on almost every single row, it would be nice if it would automatically detect xo and show those rules instead.
semistandard
and happiness
is implemented, so why not xo
?
ping @ricardofbarros, would you mind reading my last comment and please reconsider?
Hey @LinusU, I stand with @tcarlsen opinion, you should have both linters installed, and from a quick look at atom-linter-xo
it only lints if xo
is a dependency or devDependency in your project package.json. So you could use both linters without a problem. I could add xo
support in the future, but I want to minimize the options of linter we have than rather increase them.
Thank you for taking the time to answer. While I do not share your outlook on this, I do respect your decision. edit: actually since this package is linter-js-standard it make sense
For anyone else finding this, ticking "Check for standard" helped a lot 👍 That way it won't complain when another style guide is in use...
How about adding support for xo? Thanks!