JSXHint, a ReactJS/JSX Code Quality Tool Online

by tilt • 11 years ago

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danielatc• 11 years ago

I've recently started to integrate a linter to all of my tool chains, and I don't want to live without one. So it's great to see such wide-spread support.

My tool of choice though is eslint and its react plugin [1]. Which seems to have some additional features like enforcing some best practises.

It's probably also worth posting this guide [2] from awesome Dan Abramov of how to setup linting for Sublime Text 3 and/or webpack.

[1] https://github.com/yannickcr/eslint-plugin-react

[2] https://medium.com/@dan_abramov/lint-like-it-s-2015-6987d44c...

bwilliams• 11 years ago

I just found out about eslint and the react plugin last week and it's been a joy to use. At this point I can't imagine not having eslint run whenever I save a file.

awjr• 11 years ago

Been coding using typescript and the Webstorm IDE. Never want to go back to vanilla JS ever again.

eltaco• 11 years ago

Not sure if it's changed now but https://medium.com/@STRML/ending-jsxhint-1c09ed36cca9.

JSXHint, a ReactJS/JSX Code Quality Tool Online

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