Have you ever wanted to lint markdown... fast?

**mado** — A Markdown linter written in Rust

Compatible with CommonMark and GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM).

Approx. 49-60x faster than existing linters

GitHub: https://github.com/akiomik/mado

Popular #npm #linter packages hijacked via #phishing to drop #malware

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/popular-npm-linter-packages-hijacked-via-phishing-to-drop-malware/

Avant, avec #eslint < 9, je pouvais installer le trucs globalement et appliquer les même règles pour les dizaines de projets sur lesquels je travaille.

Aujourd'hui, j'ai essayé de migrer le code source de mon site web sous ESLint 9.

Je me retrouve avec 40 MEGA OCTETS de dépendances dans node_modules !!!!!

Le truc est 100 FOIS plus lourd que mon code source

Et imaginez ça multiplier par 10 ou 20 !

Le progrès qu'on vous dis

#Oxlint has been released in version 1.0!

https://voidzero.dev/posts/announcing-oxlint-1-stable

Oxlint is a linter for #JavaScript and #TypeScript, written in #Rust, that can be up to 50~100x faster than #ESLint.

As mentioned, I've started to use #ObsidianMD again. It's been about a week. I'm not committing to making daily notes, but when I feel like it, I'll do morning pages, and then I work on some other long form notes little by little, like things I know I enjoy and how they make me feel. A lot has changed since I started using the tool in 2020. People have designed new systems, like PARA, there is a nice UI for properties that makes it a lot easier for someone like me without much YAML knowledge to utilize, as well as a canvasses feature that supports live browser windows. I haven't figured out what I want to use it for yet, but for now, I put some clocks: the witch clock by @garbados and the neralie clock from @neauoire. https://clock.bovid.space/ https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/neralie.html

Finding the #linter community plug-in useful for auto adding date created and date added times, but there still is not a way to get those dates to backlink yet https://forum.obsidian.md/t/backlink-in-daily-note-from-property-link/64240 I also use this templater plug in to let me set a template specific to morning pages and automatically file them away into a morning pages folder. https://share.note.sx/2rskmna5 The goal is to spend as little time on trying to tinker with the system and more time just expressing myself.

#Development #Launches
ESLint can now lint HTML · The code linter delivers a new language plugin https://ilo.im/163v4b

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#ESLint #OpenSource #Coding #Linter #Parser #HTML #Npm #WebDev #Frontend

Using a #python #linter and I'm surprised how quickly I raised my expectations. It only took lile 10 minutes to go from being impressed by how many issues it caught to being disappointed that it didn't catch more

#Development #Launches
ESLint now supports CSS linting · The @eslint/css plugin is based on CSSTree https://ilo.im/162ex6

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#CSS #Code #Maintainability #Linter #Plugin #ESLint #CSSTree #Npm #WebDev #Frontend

ah, yes, thank you golangci-lint

#cicd #github_actions #linter Zizmor has reached v1.0.0 and is now stable/semver.

This is a (written in Rust) tool which lints workflows (and repos with workflows) to catch common potential security issues.

It's already highlighted some ... embarrassments which I've flagged at $employer.

If I want to create a Linter/Fixer to enforce some rules like class/file naming, folder structure, code formatting for Laravel, what would be the best tool to built upon? PHP-CS-Fixer, Rector, Pest? I feel like they all have some overlapping features for this.

I know Tighten's Tlint but seems like they wrote their tool from scratch instead of using an existing library.

Wow, the most extensive review of #Regal I've seen so far, and it's a great read! In Japanese, but Google Translate did a good job.

Original: https://tech.dentsusoken.com/entry/2024/12/05/Regal_%E3%82%92%E4%BD%BF%E3%81%A3%E3%81%A6_Rego_%E3%82%92_Lint_%E3%81%99%E3%82%8B

English: https://tech-dentsusoken-com.translate.goog/entry/2024/12/05/Regal_%E3%82%92%E4%BD%BF%E3%81%A3%E3%81%A6_Rego_%E3%82%92_Lint_%E3%81%99%E3%82%8B?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=wapp

Reading the conclusion at the end made my day.

I'll be once again live streaming some #HyperCard programming this Saturday, Dec 7th at 9am Eastern. I'll be working on a #Linter for #HyperTalk.

https://youtube.com/live/Pzk5WmODzbE?feature=share

Calling all #BlindProgrammers using #VSCode! I'm looking for accessible #linter options to catch coding errors. What linters do you use, and how do you make them work with screen readers? Any tips for making #ESLint more accessible?

@blindprogrammers @mastoblind @main

I might be OOO, but #Regal is moving forwards! v0.27.0 is quite a milestone, with full debug adapter protocol (DAP) support, and clients in both #VSCode and #Neovim. Yes, debugging #Rego! For advanced users, there's also a new source action that'll let you explore compilation stages of any given policy Enjoy!

https://github.com/StyraInc/regal/releases/tag/v0.27.0

Is there a #python #linter that catches wrongly named #test files?

We've just accidentally caught a file ending with `_tests` rather than `_test`: the PR checks were green and we thought it was good, but instead its tests failed.

The feeling when 87.5% of the discussion under your contribution is about #bureaucracy : unreliable CI and insignificant #style #bikeshedding .

Congrats, the project has created a barrier to entry for anyone who hasn't been into it for years already.

Hint: give everyone a freaking #linter that satisfies your needs and let us move on to actual work, without having to redo the same stuff 8 times. Sheesh.

Also today I'm releasing the first version of shell-funcheck

This is a little #linter written in #golang for #sh and #bash

The idea behind it is to enforce ample documentation for functions in the script, to improve maintainability of the code

Used in #distrobox for now :)

Take a look:

https://github.com/89luca89/shell-funcheck