README.md

Linting

MathType Web Integrations → Documentation → Development guide → Linting

We've implemented a complete lint strategy for the JavaScript, HTML and CSS files include on this project.

Table of contents

• JavaScript files
• CSS files
• HTML files
• Lint all files at once

JavaScript files

To validate all the .js files of all packages, run:

$ nx run-many --target=lint --all --parallel

To validate specific package .js:

$ nx lint <package>
# Example:
$ nx lint ckeditor5

To validate all the .js files of the project, run:

$ yarn run lint-js

To validate specific .js files or folders of the project, add the --route option to the previous commands:

$ yarn run lint-js --route=<path>
# Example:
$ yarn run lint-js --route=demos

Where path is the folder or the specific file you want to lint.

CSS files

To validate all the .css files of the project, run:

$ yarn run lint-css

To validate specific .css files or folders of the project, add the --route option to the previous commands:

$ yarn run lint-css --route=path
# Example:
$ yarn run lint-css --route=demos/**/*.css

Where path is the folder or the specific file you want to lint. In this case it's necessary to specify the file extension you want to lint to avoid a stylelint error. Is the folder/files has not html extension, it'll throw a warning message.

HTML files

$ yarn run lint-html

To validate specific .html files or folders of the project, add the --route option to the previous commands:

$ yarn run lint-html --route=path
# Example:
$ yarn run lint-html --route=demos

Where path is the folder or the specific file you want to lint.

It is possible to automatically fix some of the errors, just add the --fix option in the desired command and run it.

Lint all files at once

You can lint all type of files at once, running this command:

$ yarn run lint