Visual Studio Code Extension. DeepScan provides a Visual Studio Code extension enabling on-the-fly analysis for JavaScript and TypeScript in development. DeepScan's extension for Visual Studio Code helps you to see bugs and quality issues on the fly in your Visual Studio Code. JavaScript tooling is amazing! In this video, learn how you can use ESLint and Visual Studio Code to format your code and provide suggestions on how to make. Enable linters #. To enable linters other than the default PyLint, open the Command Palette ( Ctrl+Shift+P) and select the Python: Select Linter command. This command adds 'python.linting.Enabled': true to your settings, where is the name of the chosen linter. See Specific linters for details. Visual Studio Code does not show red underline for eslint errors, although the extension still works #1187. Closed rudyhuynh opened this issue Feb 22, 2021 2 comments Closed Visual Studio Code does not show red underline for eslint errors, although the extension still works #1187. Rudyhuynh opened this issue Feb 22, 2021 2 comments Labels.
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ESLint is the most flexible and configurable javascript linter among other javscript linters like JSHint, JSLint etc. It is good practice to have one javascript linter configured in our project, to keep the coding style consistant across the team and to detect some of the errors before runtime.
Here, I am going to show how to configure ESLint in Visual Studio Code editor.
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Step 1: Install ESLint Extension for Visual Studio Code
Support for eslint is not directly included in the editor. For that we need to install eslint extension first.
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To Install the eslint extension, open command palette (View -> Command Palette.. or cmd+shift+p ) and execute below command:
ext install eslint
(Note: After opening command palette, remove > character if it is there and then execute the above command)
Step 2: Enable ESLint In Your Workspace
In VS Code, there are three level of settings and they are applied in below order.
1. Workspace Setting (Preferences -> Workspace Settings)
2. User Setting (Preferences -> User Settings)
3. Default Setting
Once you have installed eslint extension, add below configuration in your User Setting or Workdpace Setting as
per your preference.
'eslint.enable': true
Step 3: Add ESLint Configuration File
ESLint supports different formats of configuration file. Check possible eslint configuration file formats. Pick anyone and add that file in root directory of your project. Sample configuration file looks as shown below:
.eslintrc.json
Create eslint configuration file by referring eslint configurations and rules as per your preference.
ESLint by default ignores /node_modules/** and /bower_components/**. If you want to ignore any file/directory for linting, you can add them in .eslintignore file.
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ESLint is now configured for your project in VS Code Editor. You should be able to see the count of error/warning for all the opened files, in bottom bar of the VS Code.
Step 4 (Optional): Execute ESLint For Whole Project
By default, VS Code will show errors/warnings for only files which are opened in VS Code. If you close all the files, the count of error/warning will be reduced to 0.
So if you are adding ESLint to any existing project, you won’t be able to see the total errors/warnings of the project in VS Code. You need to manualy open each file to check if it has any error.
To solve this issue, we can configure a task in VS Code, which will execute eslint on each javascript file of the project and updates the error/warning count in bottom bar of VS Code and by clicking on that counts, we can navigate to the files having errors/warnings.
Create ESLint Task
To create a task, open command palette (View -> Command Palette..) and select Tasks: Configure Task Runner.
Add eslint task as shown below:
tasks.json
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Here, in above task, we are executing eslint . command on eslint cli and using $eslint-stylish problem matcher to map the output of the cli command with VS Code Editor.
ESLint cli provides may different output formats. The default output format is stylish
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Note that, VS Code provides only “$eslint-stylish” and “$eslint-compact” problem-matcher out of the box. If you set output format other than compact or stylish, you need to create a problem matcher yourself. Check how to create your own problem matcher here and more information of tasks in VS Code here.
Now, execute the eslint task which we configured just now, to see all the errors/warnings of the project.
Run ESLint Task
To execute the task, open the command palette and execute below command:task eslint
After execution of the task, count of error/warning will be updated if any.
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You can navigate to the files having errors/warnings by clicking on the count at bottom bar or by shortcut cmd+shift+m. You can filter the file list by entering filename after ! character as shown below: