How do you get ESLint working with VSCode, NVM, and Vue?
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TL;DR: ESlint loads, but doesn't lint my files in VSCode. I've tried:
- ensuring the plugin is enabled
- ensuring Eslint is running in
lint outputwindow in VSCode - disabling ESLint in VSCode, reloading it, enabling it, reloading it - no change
- ensuring it's enabled, and then restarting machine
- Running it on the command line - which works
Story:
I'm working in VSCode. Can't get ESLint to work (the way I want) on my project within VSCode, with one exception. There are some library files that it lints relentlessly - all the ones in src/ or other Vue project dir's, not so much. So I thought it was the eslintrc. To disprove this, however, I run yarn lint - and it lints all the files in the vue directories specified by my eslint.
So definitely seems like an integrating with VSCode issue. Here are the details that are likely getting in the way:
- I use NVM for node version management. Maybe VSCode isn't using the right version?
vue.js visual-studio-code nvm
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TL;DR: ESlint loads, but doesn't lint my files in VSCode. I've tried:
- ensuring the plugin is enabled
- ensuring Eslint is running in
lint outputwindow in VSCode - disabling ESLint in VSCode, reloading it, enabling it, reloading it - no change
- ensuring it's enabled, and then restarting machine
- Running it on the command line - which works
Story:
I'm working in VSCode. Can't get ESLint to work (the way I want) on my project within VSCode, with one exception. There are some library files that it lints relentlessly - all the ones in src/ or other Vue project dir's, not so much. So I thought it was the eslintrc. To disprove this, however, I run yarn lint - and it lints all the files in the vue directories specified by my eslint.
So definitely seems like an integrating with VSCode issue. Here are the details that are likely getting in the way:
- I use NVM for node version management. Maybe VSCode isn't using the right version?
vue.js visual-studio-code nvm
edited Nov 20 at 1:55
D Manokhin
602219
asked Nov 19 at 20:15
jQwierdy
1,41131832
I found this article quite helpful. Maybe it can help you set things up correctly.
– Husam Ibrahim
Nov 19 at 22:52
Please, have a look here too. Maybe it helps.
– P3trur0
Nov 20 at 11:47
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TL;DR: ESlint loads, but doesn't lint my files in VSCode. I've tried:
- ensuring the plugin is enabled
- ensuring Eslint is running in
lint outputwindow in VSCode - disabling ESLint in VSCode, reloading it, enabling it, reloading it - no change
- ensuring it's enabled, and then restarting machine
- Running it on the command line - which works
Story:
I'm working in VSCode. Can't get ESLint to work (the way I want) on my project within VSCode, with one exception. There are some library files that it lints relentlessly - all the ones in src/ or other Vue project dir's, not so much. So I thought it was the eslintrc. To disprove this, however, I run yarn lint - and it lints all the files in the vue directories specified by my eslint.
So definitely seems like an integrating with VSCode issue. Here are the details that are likely getting in the way:
- I use NVM for node version management. Maybe VSCode isn't using the right version?
vue.js visual-studio-code nvm
edited Nov 20 at 1:55
D Manokhin
602219
asked Nov 19 at 20:15
jQwierdy
1,41131832
TL;DR: ESlint loads, but doesn't lint my files in VSCode. I've tried:
- ensuring the plugin is enabled
- ensuring Eslint is running in
lint outputwindow in VSCode - disabling ESLint in VSCode, reloading it, enabling it, reloading it - no change
- ensuring it's enabled, and then restarting machine
- Running it on the command line - which works
Story:
I'm working in VSCode. Can't get ESLint to work (the way I want) on my project within VSCode, with one exception. There are some library files that it lints relentlessly - all the ones in src/ or other Vue project dir's, not so much. So I thought it was the eslintrc. To disprove this, however, I run yarn lint - and it lints all the files in the vue directories specified by my eslint.
So definitely seems like an integrating with VSCode issue. Here are the details that are likely getting in the way:
- I use NVM for node version management. Maybe VSCode isn't using the right version?
vue.js visual-studio-code nvm
vue.js visual-studio-code nvm
edited Nov 20 at 1:55
D Manokhin
602219
asked Nov 19 at 20:15
jQwierdy
1,41131832
edited Nov 20 at 1:55
D Manokhin
602219
asked Nov 19 at 20:15
jQwierdy
1,41131832
edited Nov 20 at 1:55
D Manokhin
602219
edited Nov 20 at 1:55
D Manokhin
602219
edited Nov 20 at 1:55
D Manokhin
602219
602219
asked Nov 19 at 20:15
jQwierdy
1,41131832
asked Nov 19 at 20:15
jQwierdy
1,41131832
asked Nov 19 at 20:15
jQwierdy
1,41131832
1,41131832
I found this article quite helpful. Maybe it can help you set things up correctly.
– Husam Ibrahim
Nov 19 at 22:52
Please, have a look here too. Maybe it helps.
– P3trur0
Nov 20 at 11:47
add a comment |
I found this article quite helpful. Maybe it can help you set things up correctly.
– Husam Ibrahim
Nov 19 at 22:52
Please, have a look here too. Maybe it helps.
– P3trur0
Nov 20 at 11:47
I found this article quite helpful. Maybe it can help you set things up correctly.
– Husam Ibrahim
Nov 19 at 22:52
I found this article quite helpful. Maybe it can help you set things up correctly.
– Husam Ibrahim
Nov 19 at 22:52
Please, have a look here too. Maybe it helps.
– P3trur0
Nov 20 at 11:47
Please, have a look here too. Maybe it helps.
– P3trur0
Nov 20 at 11:47
add a comment |
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I found this article quite helpful. Maybe it can help you set things up correctly.
– Husam Ibrahim
Nov 19 at 22:52
Please, have a look here too. Maybe it helps.
– P3trur0
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