Linting or Syntax Checking

[jasonamyers]

Is there a support for linters like jshint, flake8, pep8 etc in the beta?

[lunixbochs]

I plan to port sublimelint when I get my beta invite.

[jasonamyers]

do you still need an invite?

[lunixbochs]

Yeah. Is it a viral sort of thing, or is GitHub metering them out?

[jasonamyers]

they are handing them out, but I have an invite if you’ll share your email.

[tanepiper]

+1 looking for jshint with .jshintrc support - so this would be awesome

[framerate]

Someone has made a jshint plugin, but it doesn’t support .jshintrc yet. https://github.com/Joezo/atom-jshint

[lunixbochs]

Just got my invite. I’m on it.

[Joezo]

hi, creator of that plugin here. It does now support .jshintrc and having your jshint config set in package.json

[lipis]

Whenever you have something ready… just share it here would be awesome to test it…

[danielgtaylor]

Atom Lint is getting pretty popular. I added flake8 support and see others have added a handful of others.

[iam4x]

Hi,

There’s the package Linter which is based on the concept of SublimeLinter3, to provide an API for linters to parse and display errors in the Atom editor. We have already linters for:

• linter-php, for PHP using php -l
• linter-phpcs, for PHP, using phpc
• linter-phpmd, for PHP, using phpmd
• linter-jshint, for JavaScript, using jshint
• linter-jscs, for JavaScript, using jscs
• linter-scss-lint, for SASS/SCSS, using scss-lint
• linter-coffeelint, for CoffeeScript, using coffeelint
• linter-csslint, for CSS, using csslint
• linter-rubocop, for Ruby, using rubocop
• linter-tslint, for JavaScript, using tslint
• linter-xmllint, for XML, using xmllint

And more linters are coming, the project is really active. Report your issues on Github!