JSCS - How to Style your JavaScript Code
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The document discusses using JSCS (JavaScript Code Styler) to maintain consistent coding styles across JavaScript projects with multiple programmers. It describes setting up JSCS with Grunt or from the command line to check code against configurable style rules and presets like Google, preventing incomprehensible code from differing styles.
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JSCS - How to Style your JavaScript Code
- 1. JSCS Project wise JS Styling
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- 3. Problem • Different programmmers • Different coding styles • Different naming conventions • Unstructured code
- 4. Result • Incomprehensible code • Non-maintainable • Mess
- 6. Solution?
- 7. JSCS JavaScript code styling
- 9. Create new project • npm init • Install Grunt • npm install --save-dev grunt
- 10. Install JSCS grunt module • npm install grunt-jscs --save-dev • Create Gruntfile.js • Create new Grunt task
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- 12. JSCS Config create config.json in project root
- 13. Run the Grunt task • Run "grunt <taskname>"
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- 15. Recode • Code like Google guys • And run the Grunt task
- 17. Install JSCS • Install JSCS node package • npm install jscs -g
- 18. Run • jscs src/app.js --config=config.json • jscs src/app.js --preset=google • jQuery, Google, Airbnb, Crockford • MDCS, Wikimedia, Yandex
- 19. Options • --config • --preset • --max-errors • -verbose • and more...
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- 22. References • https://www.npmjs.org/package/jscs • https://github.com/jscs-dev/node-jscs • https://www.npmjs.org/package/grunt-jscs
- 23. Thanks!