#sbt-tslint

An sbt plugin for tslint. It will statically check your typescript files for error prone code. By default linting occurs as part of your project's tslint task. Both src/main/assets/**/*.ts and src/test/assets/**/*.ts sources are linted. The rules that will be checked in your project can be specified with a tslint.json file.

To use this plugin use the addSbtPlugin command within your project's plugins.sbt (or as a global setting) i.e.:

addSbtPlugin("name.de-vries" % "sbt-tslint" % "3.15.1")

Your project's build file also needs to enable sbt-web plugins. For example with build.sbt:

lazy val root = (project in file(".")).enablePlugins(SbtWeb)

If you want to use just the tslint rules you can use this tslint.json as a starter.

You can also use different linting rule sets. The plugin provides convenience settings for the following rule sets:

• tslint-eslint-rules set. Use setting tsLintEsLintRulesDir
• tslint-mscontrib-rules. Use setting tslintMsContribRulesDir
• ng2 lint rules. Use setting ng2LintRulesDir

To add f.i. tslint-eslint add the following to your build.sbt.

libraryDependencies ++=Seq(   "org.webjars.npm" % "tslint-eslint-rules" % "1.2.0")

(rulesDirectories in tslint) := Some(List((tslintEslintRulesDir).value))

See the setting keys for configuration options. For example: the default formatter is "prose".

• upgrades to tslint 3.15.1 and typescript 2.0.10
• upgrades webjars-locator, sbt-web and sbt-js-engine

• follows tslint version nr
• adds support for ts 2 in combination with codelyzer

• fixes ng2 linting

• add convenience setting for ng2 lint rules.

• upgrades to typescript 1.8.10
• extended example tslint.json with eslint configurations

• upgrades to typescript 1.8.7 and tslint 3.6.0

• allows for comments in the tslint.json

• Fixes a bug in the tslint-eslint example.

• support for configuring different rules directories, different formatters, different formatter directories.
• convenience setting for tslint-eslint-rules rules. See the example build.sbt for an example of how to use these rules that lint both ES6 and Typescript.