tibet-lint(1) -- runs various lint tools on package files

SYNOPSIS

tibet lint [[--filter] <filter>] [--clean] [--list] [--nodes] [[--js] [--json] [--no-js] [--no-json] [--no-style] [--no-xml] [--only] [--style] [--xml]] [--quiet] [--scan] [--stop] [package-opts] [eslint-opts] [stylelint-opts]

DESCRIPTION

Runs a variety of lint tools on files specified in a TIBET package.

The optional filter argument provides a string or regular expression used to filter file names. If the filter begins and ends with / it is treated as a regular expression for purposes of file filtering.

--clean overrides any information found in .tibetlint.json which would otherwise keep lint from looking at files it thinks haven't changed since the last run. This is a flag you should always include in your CI / build configurations.

--nodes tells the linter to use the package node src and/or href values to locate files. This is the default as opposed to --scan which looks at the file system for raw files by extension.

--scan overrides any package options and causes the lint command to scan the filesystem rather than using package configuration entries to determine the file set to process.

--stop tells the lint process to stop running after the first error condition, supporting a fast-fail approach for build scripts etc.

The various "extension" flags (--js, --json, --style, --xml) tell lint which file types you want to scan. By default all are checked. You can combine any one of these flags with --only to lint only that type of file.

[package-opts] refers to valid options for a TIBET Package object and help determine which subset of the application's manifests should be targeted. These include --package, --config, --phase, --context, etc. The targeted package@config defaults to ~app_cfg/main.xml and its default config (usually base). See help on the tibet package command for more information and for a complete set of flags.

[eslint-opts] refers to --esconfig, --esrules, and --esignore which let you configure eslint to meet your specific needs. The linter will automatically take advantage of a .eslintrc file in your project.

[stylelint-opts] refers to --styleconfig which allows you to specify a .stylelintrc file whose content should be used. The lint command relies on .stylelintrc as used by the styleline command (installed separately). The default file is the one in your project.

All of the linters can be disabled individually by using a --no- prefix. For example: --no-style --no-js --no-json --no-xml will turn off all the currently supported linters.

OPTIONS

--filter : An alternate way to provide the filter expression to filter for file names to lint.
--clean: Tell the linter to ignore any tibetlint.json file content which would limit the check to only changed files. With --clean set all files will be checked even if they haven't changed since the last lint pass.
--list : Tell the linter to produce only the list of files it would lint and to not actually perform the linting operation on those files.
--nodes : Tell the linter not to scan but instead to use the nodes from the package@config and use their src or href values to determine the list of files to be checked.
--only : Tell the linter to only check the specific file types provided by one of the other flags such as --js, --json, --style, or --xml.
--quiet : Tells the linter to suppress detailed warnings if possible.
--scan : Tells the linter to scan the directory tree and ignore any package@config specification. Without this flag only files found in the project package files will be linted, making it easy to lint only those files your project actually makes direct use of.
--stop : Tells the linter to stop after the first file with errors.

CONFIGURATION SETTINGS

boot.default_package: Read if no other default package information is available.
cli.lint.js_extensions: The list of extensions used to scan for JavaScript source files.
cli.lint.style_extensions: The list of style sheet extensions used to scan for style information.
cli.lint.xml_extensions: The list of XML file extensions to scan when looking for XML files.

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES

No process environment variables are required by this command.

FILES

tibetlint.json: A file containing information on the last lint run. This file is used when the --clean flag is not set to determine timestamp and/or list of files to be checked:

{

"linty": 1,
"errors": 0,
"warnings": 1,
"checked": 13,
"unchanged": 0,
"filtered": 1,
"files": 14,
"recheck": ["/Users/ss/temporary/hello/public/src/tags/APP.hello.app/APP.hello.app.js"],
"lastrun": 1564939681906

}

EXAMPLES

Lint all package-referenced files in an application

$ tibet lint

0 errors, 0 warnings in 14 of 14 files.

Lint all files in an application directory tree

$ tibet lint --scan

0 errors, 0 warnings in 97 of 97 files.

Lint a specific file, package-mentioned or otherwise

$ tibet lint --scan --filter /makefile/

/Users/ss/temporary/todomvc/public/TIBET-INF/cmd/makefile.js
  106:13   warn    'dir' is defined but never used                                no-unused-vars
  112:27   error   Unexpected trailing comma.                                     comma-dangle
1 errors, 1 warnings in 1 of 1 files.

TIBET SHELL

This command has no client-side TSH peer command.

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